Planters of Color in My Garden
Aidan and Sophia's 'Mother's Day' gifts were beautiful tiny Minifamous White Calibrachoa and red petunias. The calibachoa and petunias were planted in this big pot, along with spikes, Cordyline (Dracaena) indivisa and Speedwell, (commonly called Veronica), Royal Candles.
The Speedwell, unlike the other plants which are annuals, is a perennial. Not sure if it will winter over in the pot. We will find out next spring.
Hopefully, we don't have another severe winter here in Kentucky, like last year. Three of the Black Knight butterfly bushes did not make it this year. We have had them in the garden for probably fifteen years.
Hollyhocks, which usually reseed each year, did not make it, prsumably because of this horrible past winter.
My climbing rose bush took a massive hit this winter, too. It seems the flowers and bushes on the southwest side of the house were damaged the most. Usually, they are the most vigorous and prolific.
Life goes on; and I am enjoying the beautiful days spent in the garden.