Colour in the May Garden
Bee visits poppy.
Amarylis
White campion (silene alba)
rose campion
On a previous post, I included a picture of a watermelon bed that had been completely ravaged by voles... before the seeds even came up!
Planting seeds in pots is a crummy way to garden...
Farkle berry bush
Matelea
Penstemons
Prunella
My water feature... Tadpoles in an ice chest...
posted by Gardens-In-The-Sand at
6:15 PM
3 Comments:
You do have lot of color in the garden! What is a farkelberry? Are they edible? Your Penstemons are beautiful.....and you made me laugh with the polywogs in the ice chest!
Vaccinium arboreum aka farkleberry is a member of the blueberry family... and the fruit is barely edible.
The tree frogs appreciate me providing them with a place to reproduce...
The deer are eating our blueberries. There's plenty for all of us.
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