Although, we had a "cooler" than normal summer, taking my morning coffee in my perennial garden reminded me of the rapid growth rate they we do enjoy in Alaska. Although, my annuals, that I planted late this year, have been having a tough time at putting on their normal growth, the perennials are in their prime. Sitting on the bench, enjoying a good cup of coffee and watching the flowers grow, it gets no better than that.
The Delphiniums are beautiful this year, just starting to display their full blossoms.
This particular plant stands 7 Foot 8 Inches tall and the blossoms have yet to peak. The wire cage used to support them is four feet high.
This particular plant stands 7 Foot 8 Inches tall and the blossoms have yet to peak. The wire cage used to support them is four feet high.
"The Delphinium Forest"
The "White Delphiniums" are just now starting to bloom, they may well exceed the eight foot mark.
Blue Delphiniums
"Lillies and Rain Drops"
This is the first time that the "Bells" have blossomed as they were planted late last year. I love them, will just have to remember the name. Any help?
Red and Black Poppy, The Blue Poppies Have Finished For The Year
Blue Delphiniums
"Lillies and Rain Drops"This is the first time that the "Bells" have blossomed as they were planted late last year. I love them, will just have to remember the name. Any help?Red and Black Poppy, The Blue Poppies Have Finished For The Year
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