The clematis at the side of the family room has always been a heavy bloomer but the one on the deck has never once had so much as a bud. I hadn't realized they could be so temperamental.
Four years ago the honeysuckle vine was a pathetic twig but this year has been its most spectacular - sort of imagine it in the next few years surrounding the door.
For the first time neither of the peonies has a single bloom; by this time they should have been loaded down with ants, a few sticky buds and gigantic pink-white blooms. Maybe I should have divided them last fall?
The clematis at the side of the family room has always been a heavy bloomer but the one on the deck has never once had so much as a bud. I hadn't realized they could be so temperamental.
Four years ago the honeysuckle vine was a pathetic twig but this year has been its most spectacular - sort of imagine it in the next few years surrounding the door.
For the first time neither of the peonies has a single bloom; by this time they should have been loaded down with ants, a few sticky buds and gigantic pink-white blooms. Maybe I should have divided them last fall?
2 comments:
You know how when you've never heard of a certain thing, then you learn about it, and right away you start hearing about it all over the place? I just saw some of these in a bouquet yesterday and asked the name, then here they were on your site. More purple! Mmm.
And you've been tagged. You're it.
i have clematis, too, that refuse to bloom, while others are covered with flowers. it seems to be the more dramatic varieties, the ones i most long for, that withhold. fuckers.
will you have a garden in rome?
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