Erythrone gardens

[Ruth]

Lovely!!!!!!

 

[SlipperFan]

I'll bet it's even beautiful in the Winter.

 

[Erythrone]

Thank you Ruth and Dot!


Geranium 2_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Geranium_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Euonymus europaeus Red Cascade_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Euonymus hamiltonianus_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Euonymus hamiltonianus 4_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Heuchera_Delta Dawn web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Spiranthes cernua var odorata_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Hamamelis virginiana_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr

Tentative d’image artistique : le cadre plus pâle, c’est le contour d’un careau d’une vitre d’un vieux bâtiment

Euonymus alatus_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Celastrus_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr

 

[Erythrone]

Euonymus europaeus Red Cascade 3_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Euonymus europaeus Red Cascade 2_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Magnolia Goldstar_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Geranium 3_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Aconitum carmichaelii Arendsii_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Daphne x burkwoodii Carol Mackie_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Rhododendron Pink Parasol_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr

 

[JeanLux]

Another set of great pics, thanks !!!! Jean

 

[SlipperFan]

Cool photos!

 

[Erythrone]

Celastrus 2_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Hamamelis virginiana 1 web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Rhododendron Pink Parasol bourgeon floral_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr

 

[SlipperFan]

I thought Hamamelis virginiana was a late winter bloomer?

 

[Erythrone]

Dot, this native species is a true fall bloomer. But many other Hamamelis are late winter/ spring flowering shrubs.

 

[SlipperFan]

Dot, this native species is a true fall bloomer. But many other Hamamelis are late winter/ spring flowering shrubs.

Oh -- OK. Thanks!

 

[Hera]

I'm still enjoying your pictures. Now that you explained the bloom times of the hamamelis I realise that I saw some in bloom a few weeks ago at the local park. Never knew that before. I tried to take pictures, but couldn't get the focus right. Thanks for posting those.

 

[Erythrone]

thank you for your comments, Hera.

I think H. virginiana is a pretty native shrub, but it is unfortunatly not as showy as late winter bloomer

A few pics of plants I grow under artificial lights. These are tall Sedum cuttings (Hylotelephium). I picked the cuttings rather late, in mid August.They rooted so easily that I decided not to remove all the flower buds. Of course, the color of the blooms is lighter indoor than in a garden


Sedum Raspberry Truffle_wb par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Sedum Mr Goodbud_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr


Sedum Class Act_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr

Thai Siam Queen Basil I have grown for raising a predator of thrips (Orius) Thrips love to destroy my orchids in summer and I introduce Cucumeris or Swirskii, but it is not enough. Orius is useful for adult stage. But it is expensive so it is interesting to raise them on pollen. I found this basil userful for raising them since they are free flowering and compact.

Basilic Thai Siam Queen_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr

 

[Erythrone]

Paeonia mlokosewitschii

Paeonia_web par Erythrone, sur Flickr

 

[biothanasis]

Great (sedum) close ups!!!!!