I like the way the Sedum sarmentosum looks on my stone wall. I do think, though, that after it finishes blooming, a little "taming" will need to take place.
A couple of my Heucheras are sending up flowers. I couldn't get a good picture of the stalks of white blooms, but here is a coral one. Do you think I should water the Hydrangea?
Blue Star Creeper (Pratia pedunculata) is adorable. It always gets lost in the ground, so I transplanted it into a pot. It does seem happier without so much competition.
I bought my Bletilla striata 'Albostriata' (Striped Hardy Ground Orchid) last fall, so this is the first time I have seen it bloom. Isn't it gorgeous? I am very pleased with it. Thank you, Carol, for another Garden Bloggers's Bloom Day!
Have a beautiful day!
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I've grown cuphea before. They bloom for such a long time. I think they are like a bat, personally. Very nice with the violas.
The Ground Orchid is lovely!
Very beautiful orchid. Leaves flower and colors.
The heuchera reminds me of the garden I grow up in. The first perennial I got for my balcony. (It has green leaves doesen´t it?)
I grow Sedum sarmentosum on a stone wall, too. Mine isn't yet blooming. Yours is lovely. Thanks for visiting my Bloom Day post! I hope you will visit again.
Rihane - Yes, the Heuchera with the coral flowers has green leaves. It is the first Coral Bells I had, too. I have more now, with different colors of leaves.
Thank-you, everyone for visiting my blog and leaving comments! :)
Hi, Ruth, thanks for stopping by my blog, "Peace in the Valley." You have lovely blooms. I especially love that bletilla!
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