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| Mellow Yellow. Rudebeckia hirta and goldstrum, Achillea millefolium 'terra cotta', Stipa tenuissima, and Peroskovia. |
It's that Time Again. Garden Bloggers Bloom Day.
It's time to literally go around the world and check out other garden bloggers and what's bloomin' in their neck of the woods. Click over to Carol at May Dream Gardens and check them out and leave a comment with your blog link so others can follow your adventures.
Rudebeckia hirta, Echinacea purpurea, Stipa tenuissima, and Peroskovia.
Daisy Collage, Leucanthemum
Echinacea purpurea, Veronica Sunny Border Blue
Sunny Border
Greggo, I am positively envious! your garden is looking all summery-gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular. I especially love your first shot and the last butterfly. Your garden really has the June blooms.
ReplyDeleteI love the design of your front yard. You really have beautiful flowers, Greggo, and you know how to capture them very well. Thumbs up!
ReplyDeleteGosh, I even can't remember anymore when last time I listened to Yellow Mellow by Donovan.
I love that song. Thanks for posting the video.
Happy Gardening
Paula Jo
Your gardens look gorgeous. Lovely shots and combos of plants.
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Goldenray Yorkies
I am always admiring your hell strip. The neighbors must gawk.
ReplyDeleteDonovan was such a favorite of mine - still enjoy a listen now and then. Such nostalgia!
ReplyDeleteYour beds and borders are gorgeous, and the hell strip is so much more beautiful than a lawn would be there.
You have some great plant combinations there. The butterflies obviously love it too. Christina
ReplyDeleteI have that skipper in my garden too. It didn't open its wings for me though.
ReplyDeleteYour hell strip looks heavenly.
You have tons of blooms! You're putting your neighbors to shame!
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice! Excellent photos as well! and thanks for visiting my site... L
ReplyDeleteHi Greggo, thanks for visiting my blog. No matter whether you don't speak Italian, you can write on it in any language you want!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are stunning, expecially the last one, and Donovan is so nostalgic... :)
Your photos are breathtaking! The first photo is stunning...all your blooms are spectacular. Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is so gorgeous...I'm totally jealous of how great your hell strip is...and that first photo with the different rudbeckia and the grass...just stunning!
ReplyDeleteJune is always yellow month around here. These are nice photos. You have so many things blooming!.
ReplyDeletenellie
Lovely sidewalk borders that the pollinators love as well..
ReplyDeleteVery cool photos of stunning blossoms. Love the mellow yellow reference.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! love the butterflies...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flower and plant combinations. That first photo could be in a magazine! And I didn't know the real name for Mexican Feather Grass, but now I know it is Stipa tenuissima. It is the perfect backdrop for the rudbeckia and yarrow. What an education I get from reading blogs!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful sunny garden!
ReplyDeleteYour garden sure is nice, and I grow most of what I saw in your garden but I ain't got whatever butterfly that is and wish I did......Thanks for inviting me into your garden.
ReplyDeleteGreggo, Your border garden is amazing!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I love the Rudebeckia and that last photo of the butterfly is just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGreat garden and flowers - I love the combination in the top photo. Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Greggo. Thanks so much for stopping by my new blog and thus leading me here. The butterfly pics are incredible! garden looks great with happy yellow blooms
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www.tasselsandtwigs.blogspot.com
Dear Greggo,
ReplyDeletethank you for joining Blogger Blüten!
I love all your flowers, but the Butterfly is lovely!
Wish you a wonderful time!
Gesine
Love the plant combinations, your garden looks great. I particularly like the "hell strip". Also, thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks lovely. Thanks for visiting and commenting on my blog!
ReplyDeleteMellow yellow indeed! All of your photos are great, but that first one is stunning! I love your place!
ReplyDeleteI hope you find some tubs.
Mellow Yellow...a walk down memory lane, for sure.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. You have a lot going on there. Love all those blooms.
Thanks for dropping by my place.
Have a great weekend.
I love the vibrancy - it's just wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteYour garden is beautiful! I've enjoyed looking at your site. Thank you for visiting my site the other day. In answer to your question, my hydrangea changes from pink to blue. I originally wanted pink blooms but at this point, I'm just happy it's still alive!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful array of flowers! The last picture of the butterfly is magnificent.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! Love the shot of the rudbeckia, yarrow and feathergrass!! Oh, and the butterfly on the coneflower -- suitable for framing :-) Looks like a happy time in your garden! How is your arm, by the way?
ReplyDeleteIt's funny - I think I shared that same earworm (sans video) back in May. But to me your yellows look anything but mellow - they're positively riotous! I love that first picture especially... (and I see the mellow in that one.)
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