Late May is a beautiful time. Well, the entire month of May is beautiful, really. Here are a few things blooming at Cairnwood Cottage on this fine day in May:
Lady Robin Azalea
Marigolds (from the nursery)
This is suppose to be a Paul's Himalayan Musk climbing rose, but I'm not so sure...I didn't think it would be this pink, and it doesn't have the extreme fragrance I was expecting. And it's not climbing too vigorously. It's pretty, none-the-less.
Another view of the alleged Paul's Himalayan Musk as it climbs up the dog yard fence.
And for the first time since I planted it several years ago, my Polish Spirit clematis has climbed into the sour cherry tree and is BLOOMING!
Impatiens, after being watered, in a flower bed under a tree in our front yard.
Don Juan rose is putting on a good show in front of the Rambling Rector rambling rose which climbs up the side of the house.
Don Juan and Rambling Rector roses growing at the entrance to our patio (as seen from the driveway)
I got a start of this iris from someone at a Master Gardener conference...not exactly sure what it's called, but I think it's some type of Siberian iris (?)
Daydream shrub rose
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