GBBD/Foliage Followup March 2012

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It's been in the 80's (20 degrees above normal) for about 5 days now and spring is rapidly becoming a reality. Anxiety seems to be a catchword these days. Winter foliage needs cutback, leaves removed to compost pile, division of perennials, transplanting, seeding, and of course numerous other tasks all at once! But lets not forget our blogging. It's garden blogger bloom day/foilage followup already, and I'm already a day late. Oh, well. Deal with it, right? Join Carol at May Dreams Garden for bloom day from around the globe and Pam @ Digging the 16th has foliage followup. Enjoy a few minutes, then get back to work knuckleheads!

Viola

Volunteer Native Mullien with Sedum 'Dragon's Blood'

Gotta love this combo. At least at this stage of growth.

Stachys byzantina-Lamb's Ear

Variegated flag. Iris peeking through. Gotta get to work!

Succulent collection, first day out of the house.

Created this image with Picasas new graphics tool. Echinacea spent bloom. Looks pretty cool. Happy Bloom day.

Foliage Follow Up May 2011

Thanks Pam @  for being to host for the Foliage Follow up on GBBD. 

You can follow up on other faboulous foliage @ Digging

Cedrus Atlantica -  Atlas Cedar. Bronze Fennel Background.

Atlas Cedar, Bronze Fennel, Garlic and Kennebec Potato

Stachys byzantina - Lamb's Ear

 New Growth on Foneiculum vulgare

Lemon Thyme, Lemon Oregano

Sedum

Picea pumilo, Sambucus nigra 'Ava'

Stipa tenuissima - Mexican feather grass. Festuca - Blue Fesuce

Lets not forget our Mullien.