Day 101/365: What’s Blooming

Day 101/365: What's Blooming

My grandmother potted this for me last year and called it a bleeding heart. But it looks just like a columbine bloom, only it’s clumpy and grows much taller than my purple columbines. And the internet returns something much different when I search for “bleeding heart.” So I’m going to call it a columbine, at the risk of inciting grandmotherly rage.

What else is out there?

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Snapdragons, I forget what it’s called.

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Creeping phlox, little moonflower weed thingies (they are on their last legs)

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azaleas (I’ve got several varieties in pink, hot pink, and white), columbine

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tulip (last of the petals just fell), armeria, vinca

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verbena, purity candytuft

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2 thoughts on “Day 101/365: What’s Blooming

  1. There’s a variety of azaelea that has bronzy leaves and salmon-colored flowers- blooms a bit later than the pinks and whites. Love it!

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