One of my front flower beds
Most of the spring flowers are finished blooming. Looking at this photo, I see my columbines, everlasting pea, aubrieta deltoids, forget me not, golden basket alyssum, bleeding hearts, snow in summer, iris, and perennial geranium....all finished for this year. There are some flowers that have yet to bloom, like my statice, echinacae, sedum, Globe thistle, hydrangea and Adam's needle (yucca). It is that time of season when the garden is between blooms. So I picked up some cedar mulch this morning when I went out for groceries, and I have added it to my front flower beds to add interest. The bright dots of fuscia that you see by the planter (that is not doing as well as I would like) is Rose Campion. It is a prolific self-seeder, but can be kept under control and is a nice hit of colour for this in between stage.
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