I sometimes wonder what the folks who are here for the food think when March rolls around, and the recipes are few and far between for seven months. Obviously we're still eating dinner every night, but the garden is way more exciting. I did make a few new recipes last week, though, one of which was voted, "make again soon", by The Dad, so I'll try to get those posted sooner than later.
On with the show....
I dug and dug for the tag for this Heuchera, and couldn't find it in my stash.
I wanna say it was peach-somethin' or other.
I've never had a whole lotta luck growing them, but this one has surprised me this year.
It may not get yanked after all.
It's under the big tree in back, surrounded by Evening Primrose.
I'm pretty sure the Hosta in the background is 'Tiara', but I have another one really similar that could also be it, so I'm not positive.
I love the yellowish edge to it.
One of the little potted trees that I've had the longest is poked in under the tree right now, too.
My little Tamarack.
Tell me he isn't the cutest dang thing you've ever seen.
They lose their needles, so every spring I hold my breath until he shows signs of life.
All my little conifers are getting their new fuzzies - love.
This guy won't get much bigger, so he's in the ground.
He's a Juniper 'Gold Cone' and right now he's only about 4 1/2 feet.
My mom got me this tree a few years ago.
It's a Japanese Cedar, aka, Crypto. J. 'Sekkan-Sugi'.
It's about 10 feet or so, in the ground, but shouldn't get too much bigger.
He's got quite a bit of brown up at the top, I hope he's okay.
The rest are in pots and, honestly, I have no idea what they are.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'm terrible at tree identification.
I think this one came from the Rock Farm.
I dug this one up from my mother-in-law's property in Northern California when we were visiting nine years ago.
My mom just brought me these next two from the woods.
Legally, of course, ahem.
I have several more out front, I'll have to get pics of.
The neighbor's lilac that I steal from is solid flowers.
It's the same house with the gigantic rhody.
It's kinda nice that they don't do a thing in their yard.
It makes for a better view.
Their fence is another story. It's Jimmy rigged in half a dozen places.
You can sort of see it leaning away from our yard in this pic.
The only thing holdin' it up at this point is all the shrubs they never prune.
Ha!
I can't remember where this fern came from.
I must have bought it, but there's no tag to be found.
I looked online and it might be Dryopteris erythrosora.
Say that ten times fast.
The new fronds are orange.
It's pretty cool.
It's just barely comin' now.
That's it for now.
It's supposed to be beautiful weather all week.
In the 80's even!
You know where I'll be.
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