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Container Gardening

some of my containers

17 years ago

Cosmos,verbenas,heather,moor grass,talium and Anemone

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Jobs tears,red petunia,salvia,spilianthes and helicrysmum

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Scaveola with Castor Oil beans

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Fushia and Oxalis

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Heliotrope,Sweetpotato,penstemon, verbena bon. and Salvia

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These were all taken in June. As soon as I get new batteries for my camera Ill get them now so you can see the difference. Have a nice summer!

Boop

Comments (2)

kal2769
17 years ago
Love your combination pots! Thanks for sharing these photos. this gallery lacked some color, but you have improved it! Keep them coming.
---Keith
lynnencfan
17 years ago
Boop - very pretty containers. How do you keep the cosmos so short and still blooming???????????? Mine get over 3ft tall before they even set buds. I love all your containers but the first one is so cheerful....

Lynne
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