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Every spring we pick one snapdragon to grow en masse, on our longest bed (which is only 30 feet). We pack 250 plants into this bed and let 👏 it 👏 rip 👏. This year we chose Madame Butterfly Pink, we loved it, you loved it, the bees loved it. One o
Consolida or Larkspur szn is one of our favorites- we love all colors, all shapes, all sizes. A new intro to us was Pink Queen and we loved her.
My eternal love affair with this Koko Loko continues.
Digitalis ‘Foxybee Dark Pink’ introduced by Jelitto. This is a FYF (first year flowering) compact Digitalis that we trialed along with ‘Foxybee Apricot’. I can say with certainty that both were FYF, with Apricot growing a li
A little ode to Digitalis ‘Pam’s Choice’, one of the most charming foxgloves we’ve grown.
Zaluzianskya capensis or Night Phlox 'Midnight Candy' only opening fully at night, filling the air with its sweet candy scent.
Is more, more? or less? Here is Fallugia paradoxa (Apache Plume), Aquilegia vulgaris 'Winky Double Red-White' and one photo has the addition of Snapdragon DoubleShot Yellow Red Heart.
Nasturtium is so prevalent on our property and we have grown so many different varieties that we have started to see some really lovely hybrids. This is reminiscent of Lady Bird Rose and Cherry Rose, but with long trailing stems. Adore.