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| Every spring when the iris bloom, it's like seeing old friends... Spin-off. |
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| Moonlit Water Everyone should have a least one iris tucked in the garden. |
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| Large beautiful yellow - have lost the name of this one. |
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| Heirloom iris clump growing by the road is quickly multiplying. |
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| The Texas Mission Almond tree is producing fruit this year! |
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| The living fence, Elaeagnus, is still coming along... patience in the garden! |
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| BEFORE photo of the Elaeagnus shrubs |
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| My granddaughter went with me to the garden center and this is what she picked out. I've never really looked much at succulents - but this all looks quit nice together. She did a good job of picking these out. Later she wants to add some miniature cactus. The plants are Flapjack Kalanchoe luciae and String of Buttons and the two on the bottom- we are not sure - they didn't come with labels, but after looking on the internet I think Tricolor Stonecrop Sedum spurium 'Tricolor' and Blue carpet sedum. Update to last post - RV has been moved out of the backyard! |
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| I bought this shrub last spring (Loropetalum "Purple Diamond"). It survived the summer and now it's in bloom. I love it. |
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| Texas Mission Almond tree. My daughter and son-in-law bought this tree for me at Christmas time a year ago by mail-order. I didn't even bother to photograph it last year, as it looked like a small stick. It has just bloomed and is looking more like a tree. |
