Wordless Wednesday – Red

Hemerocallis (Daylily) from Mercers’ in Fayetteville (may be ‘Michael Arnholt’

Hemerocallis (Daylily) from Mercers’ in Fayetteville (may be ‘Michael Arnholt’

Hemerocallis (Daylily) from Mercers’ in Fayetteville (may be ‘Michael Arnholt’

Hemerocallis (Daylily) from Mercers’ in Fayetteville (may be ‘Michael Arnholt’

Ruby Slippers, which opens pure white and then turns red, is shifting its color.

Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Ruby Slippers’ (Lil’ Ruby dwarf Oakleaf Hydrangea)

Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Ruby Slippers’ (Lil’ Ruby dwarf Oakleaf Hydrangea)

16 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday – Red

  1. Beth@PlantPostings

    Oh, that lily is really beautiful. It really pops with color! We’re kind of at a transition time here between spring and summer bloomers. It’s always kind of a sad time for me when the crabapples and lilacs are finished blooming. But then the summer blooms start and it gets exciting again. 🙂

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    1. pbmgarden Post author

      Hope your summer flowers will catch up soon to cheer you Beth. We’re a few days ahead I guess. I noticed that transition period–a lull that made me restless. Now it’s turning dry and hot, 92F yesterday.

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  2. Kris Peterson

    Lovely! I’m enjoying the daylilies now too. I admired several Hydrangeas at my local garden center recently but made myself walk away – planting them here, especially in early summer, is a death sentence.

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    1. pbmgarden Post author

      It’s turned hot here, 92F yesterday, and no rain for a week. Wrong time here also for hydrangeas! I propped them up by watering yesterday but I can’t keep up with their needs.

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    1. pbmgarden Post author

      I keep a text file with all the plants listed and try to label my photos using the same text. In the text file I sometimes list dates, where purchased and sometimes, where planted, to help me remember. Is that what you meant?

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      1. NewEnglandGardenAndThread

        That’s a good suggestion. I was also referring to actual labels in the garden. Sometimes, I have been known to dig something up by mistake in the spring because I forgot it was there. 😦

      2. pbmgarden Post author

        That I have no good suggestions for. Plastic labels get broken. Sometimes I place a stone or pattern of bark chips to remind me something is there but that’s unreliable.

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