October rain
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For more details on the plants in our garden, CLICK HERE, or click on any plant listed below in green. Most photos may be enlarged by clicking on the image.
Welcome! We hope you enjoy our garden site.
Plants in the garden:
- Bachelor Buttons
- Big Bluestem
- Black-eyed Susan
- Bleeding Heart
- Blue Dune Lyme Grass
- Blue Mist Spirea
- Blue Star Creeper
- Buffalo Grass
- Butterfly Milkweed
- Cactus
- Carefree Delight Roses
- Catmint
- Chameleon Plant
- Columbine
- Coral Bells
- Coreopsis
- Creeping Jenny
- Creeping Wirevine
- Cup Plant
- Dallas Blues Switchgrass
- Dappled Willow
- Dianthus
- Dwarf Fountain Grass
- English Ivy
- False Spirea
- False Sunflower
- Fameflower Rock Rose
- Fleabane
- Gaura
- Golden Thyme
- Gray Santolina
- Hen & Chicks
- Indian Grass
- Indian Sage
- Japanese Honeysuckle
- Karl Foerster Grass
- Lead Plant
- Little Bluestem
- Maiden Grass
- Minnie Pearl Phlox
- Moonlight Broom
- Moss Rose (Portulaca)
- Pink Hair Grass
- Prairie Dropseed
- Red Buttons Fountain Grass
- Red Clover
- Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus)
- Sand Lovegrass
- Sedum
- Sideoats Grama
- Smoky Hills
- Snow-on-the-Mountain
- Soapwort
- Speedwell (Veronica)
- Spirea
- Switchgrass
- Thickspiked Gayfeather
- Thyme
- Wild Bergamot
- Wooly Verbena
- Yarrow
- Yellow Coneflower
Our plants come from:
Beautiful Garden Blogs
- A Way to Garden
- Asclepias Girl
- Beyond the Garden Gate
- Colors of the Garden
- Dear Little Red House
- Dragonfly Garden
- Ewa in the Garden - Poland
- Farmer's Almanac Blog
- Fran's Stepables Blog
- Gardens on Catlin Creek
- Greggo's Garden
- My Garden Window
- Rosehaven Cottage
- Scene in Our Garden
- The Plot Thickens
- Weekend Gardener
- Window on the Prairie
Gardening Notes:
- Clean out beds around the light pole and decide what to plant there.
- Keep buffalo grass off the rock border.
- Add new mulch early spring.
Two cats in the yard
SUNDAE
BISCUIT (a nomad)
CLEO (no longer with us, but a joy while he was here)
FROSTY (Aug. 1997-Nov. 2010)
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2 comments:
We sure enjoyed the rain last weekend too!! We had 1 1/2 inches of much needed moisture!!
Hi, I found your blog on Judy's sidebar. Her blog is Through my Garden Window, or something like that. She and I live in the same city in Nebraska. I see we both know Melanie as well.
I enjoyed your post. We had some rain today. I am dreading the killing freeze we are expecting in the next couple of days.
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