April 14th Various Garden Pics

17 years ago

Maltese Cross and Viola

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More Maltese Cross

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Lemon Balm

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Feverfew 'Flore Pleno' (self-sown)

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Columbine

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Creeping Thyme

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Alyssum 'Gold Dust'

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Sedum 'Autumn Joy'

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Hens-n-Chicks

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Sedum reflexum

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Daylily...

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Comments (2)

lblack61
16 years ago
Aha!
You're right Vera...the Maltese Cross is perennial!
Your pics helped me identify what this is coming up between the Poppies and the Yarrow:
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My MC seedlings were always looking a little ragged last year and I don't think I ever formally transplanted it. I probably dumped the sorry looking things in this spot, thinking they might not make it to 2007. Well they're mighty healthy survivors!.
vera_eastern_wa
Original Author
16 years ago
LOL!! Told ya LOL!!

Here in my garden the Maltese Cross were pretty evergreen thru the winter. It had to be around 1st part of Feb when some of them started looking ratty. They all bloomed their 1st year (last year) and just can't imagine how lovely they should look this year!! What more, I really like the bright green foliage because I have soooooooo many silver-green or blue-green plants.

Vera
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