FOTD – June 20, 2019 – Columbine
While they were so busy blooming, I took pictures. I think the next time I look — tomorrow if it isn’t pouring rain — I will see the beginning of the blooming of the daylilies.
I think if there had been a bit more sunshine, they would be blooming already. I don’t know if the roses will bloom this year. We cut them all the way down and it may take them a season to grow back.
I’m sure they will grow back. They are much too stubborn to die.
Categories: #Flowers, #Photography, Cee's Photo Challenge, Flower of the day, Gardens, Marilyn Armstrong, wildflowers
Yours are a lovely pink, ours are a dark purple. They tend to reseed themselves, aren’t they lovely?
Leslie
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That must be it because I think I put in seeds 15 years ago and forgot about them. There are more each year.
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What a bonus!
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We’ve got some stuff growing in the garden I KNOW I didn’t plant. Some of it is wild — asters and Queen Anne’s lace … but there are other flowers I haven’t yet identified. I think all the wind blew the seeds all over the place. And maybe all the birds brought some new ones to the garden.
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I’m finding things all over that I didn’t plant too.
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Lovely columbines. Though they don’t last long. Mine are all seedheads now. As for your rose, you can cut them back to as little as a foot high, and they should come roaring back. I read they like bonemeal, and it’s certainly done the trick for one of my very ropey old climbing roses.
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We cut ours down as far as we could — maybe a foot and half except where they were so entwined with other plants we couldn’t separate them. I’m sure they will come back. You can’t keep the barbed wires down!
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We still have quite a few blooming … and the spiderwort are also still blooming. That’s a long run for both plants. None of the daylilies are blooming yet. I think they need some sun!
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I have a few wild columbine, but they only flower when they feel like it.
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I think these came from seeds. I think I planted them myself. But I didn’t expect so MANY of them.
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