What's Looking Good in May 2024

[Esther Knapicius]

 

[zigs]

Another of Tetter's plants...

 

[Sheal]

Come on @zigs, where's the close up. I can't work out what it is.

 

[zigs]

Come on @zigs, where's the close up. I can't work out what it is.

I didn't think of that Sheal

 

[Tetters]

Come on @zigs, where's the close up. I can't work out what it is.

It's rosa banksiae lutea. The chap who owned the nursery where I did the propagating gave me the plant so that I could use it as stock, so it has parented a few thousand babies!

 

[Sheal]

Thanks Tetters, it certainly looks well established.

 

[zigs]

Cacti are easier

Rebutia miniscula

 

[Logan]

English bluebells in my garden

 

[granjera]

I feel a bit inadequate posting mostly greenery.

 

[zigs]

I feel a bit inadequate posting mostly greenery.

No, you post away @granjera I like green

 

[Meadowlark]

Grandmother's daylilies: The bulbs were transported from her Ozark Mountain homestead about 40 plus years ago. They remain a vibrant tribute to her:

 

[zigs]

Grandmother's daylilies: The bulbs were transported from her Ozark Mountain homestead about 40 plus years ago. They remain a vibrant tribute to her:

Lovely Meadowlark

I talk to a chap called Morris Park in the Ozarks

 

[Meadowlark]

Grandparents homestead was in the hills south of Ava, Missouri.

Grandmother brought 18 children into this World starting at the age of 14 or so I was told!

Amazing woman...she forgot more about gardening than I will ever know.

 

[zigs]

Grandparents homestead was in the hills south of Ava, Missouri.

Grandmother brought 18 children into this World starting at the age of 14 or so I was told!

Amazing woman...she forgot more about gardening than I will ever know.

Blimey Meadowlark You must be very proud of her

 

[zigs]

Thought this tray of Mammillarias looked good