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  • Nightshade Bittersweet Plant

    This climbing Nightshade Bittersweet has beautiful small purple flowers. They grow upside down (like Turk's Cap) and the petals fold back on themselves with a bright yellow stamen. They are gorgeous flowers but too tiny to see from afar. What I do like about this plant are the bright reddish/orange...
    Posted to Member Gardening Photos (Gallery) by Bobbie Joe on 10-07-2009

  • Autumn Joy Sedum -- What a Fall Flower!

    The Autumn Joy Sedum can give you that lasting color in the fall when all other plants lose their luster. This plant is great for the beginner gardener! It lets you divide it, transplant it , and all it needs is a little tender loving care. The only attention mine ever get is a little watering...
    Posted to Member Gardening Photos (Gallery) by Bobbie Joe on 10-03-2009

  • Tall Phlox

    These lovely tall phlox are so easy to care for and come back faithfully every year. If they get too thick, I just dig them up, plant them in other areas, or give them to friends and neighbors. My Shortwood Tall Phlox have large clusters of bright pink flowers that contrast nicely with the dark green...
    Posted to Member Gardening Photos (Gallery) by Bobbie Joe on 09-20-2009

  • Black Eyed Susan as a Foundation Plant

    I was visiting our daughter in Iowa last week. A few years ago she had started planting a couple of Black-eyed Susans every summer. This process and growth has taken about 4-5 years and the end result is very eye catching. As you turn the corner to enter her street, these yellow beauties just pop out...
    Posted to Member Gardening Photos (Gallery) by Bobbie Joe on 09-18-2009

  • Black-eyed Susan

    I have Black-eyed Susans planted in a long row along my house. They are so very easy to care for and come back faithfully every year. It does take them until July to be in full bloom, but it is worth the wait! I cut them down to about 4 inches in the fall and mulch them for the winter.
    Posted to Member Gardening Photos (Gallery) by Bobbie Joe on 07-23-2009

  • Spring Blooms on Diablo Ninebark

    There are eight Ninebark Diablos that I planted in a row in my backyard for privacy one year ago. The photo shows one of the bushes in full blooms. How I enjoyed watching all eight blooming at one time! Each plant displays deep burgundy leaves and attractive white button-like blooms. I planted...
    Posted to Member Gardening Photos (Gallery) by Bobbie Joe on 06-03-2009
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