Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing those! It makes me want to go outside and plant some more (almost). I really like the cushion spurge. I've never heard of that before.

Great pics ! You look to be well on your way to becoming a pro photographer!Also love your landscaping skills.

What a beautiful garden!
Your flowers are stunning!

Eliza Ann

Your garden is fabulous! You're going to have so much fun with your camera. :-D

Beautiful. I especially like the pictures of the Delphiniums and perennial Bachelor's Button.

That iris pic (of the ones given to you) is fabulous...well composed, beautiful colors!

Yoou are at a great start! Lovely and beautifully done!!!

Hey guys,

Are there any reliable/trustful internet stores that I can buy those plants you showed but in seeds? :P

Thanks guys!!!

WOW! Nice pics and landscaping! I love that Cushion spurge too! Never heard of it!

Susanne

I love those Perennial Bachelor Button and Cushion spurge but no one has answered my questions yet. :( Where do I buy those?

I've seen Perennial Bachelor Button in seeds but not Cushion Spurge (not to say you can't get them in seeds however). Mine were plants when I purchased them at a local greenhouse. I haven't ordered much off the internet yet, so I can't help you much there.

The Cushion Spurge blooms a fluorescent yellow in the spring, stays green all summer and then turns a bronze/red in the fall. It stays in a nice rounded shrub like form all year. Doesn't get leggy like some plants. It's also very hardy. Our winters get 20-30 below sometimes.

Thanks for your compliments. I'm glad you liked the pictures.

Stunning! It is just stunningly gorgeous photos. Congrats to your gardening success!!

BTW, the blue/white iris that you don't know the name is called "Iris 'Wabash'". You can get detail information from the link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Iris 'Wabash'

Beautiful flowers and garden. I wish someone knew the name of the iris in first picture. It is so beautiful. I have a lot of iris but none that color.

Lovely flowers!
The first Iris could be 'Wabash', but there are other similar cultivars.

Here is a link that might be useful: Iris 'Wabash'

I especially love your delhpinium and centaurea pic. :)

Great photos of some beautiful flowers. Love the purple & white iris one but my favorite is the Perennial Bachelor Button. You did a very good close up shot on that one. Keep up the good work.