Impatiens in two saucer planters and in the side brick planter in the shade of the front porch.
Purslane – Yubi – Portulaca in concrete planters at the end of the garage, by the driveway, and beside the shop door.
Periwinkles all over the place – here on the other side of the driveway –
And four of the “Emu” planters beside the driveway –
And on the back deck
Wave Petunias on the deck
More periwinkles on the deck
Wave petunias.
Impatiens
And more impatiens.
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I’m jealous it’s warm enough for you to plant flowers……forecast here is for 33° in the early morning hours, but we are always a few degrees lower. Luckily, I haven’t got too ambitious about planting anything yet, except peas and potatoes.
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I’m sorry about the geography differences, Robin. Maybe you can think of ME when my plants are boiling in the ground, no matter how I try to keep them alive when the temperature is 110 or more for weeks at a time. I’ll be jealous of YOU then. :0) May both of our gardens thrive.
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I will surely think of you and will be sending good vibes for milder summer temperatures. 🙂
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Thanks, Robin. MUCH appreciated. I’ll try to send some warmth your way ASAP.
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I really can’t complain…our last average frost date is April 28th.
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That could be worse, Robin, but I can’t blame you at all for getting antsy. :0)
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