I went to my local garden store and couldn't resist picking up a couple perennials for my fountain planter.
Here is what it looks like now!
Here is what it looks like now!
These are the plants I planted.
Bleeding Heart Pink
Vinca minor, sometimes called Periwinkle or Creeping Myrtle.
(Thanks Beuna)
Have a fabulous weekend.
HAPPY GARDENING!
Linking up to:
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You have a beautiful garden already! And it will look heavenly when it'll start to bloom ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks Mona!
DeleteLovely plants but is the soil deep enough for the bleeding hearts or are you treating them as an annual?
ReplyDeleteArija, you are absolutely right! I need to move her so that they can get bigger! Thanks!
DeleteOh, my Goodness. That is coming along nicely. Beautiful now but really gonna be more beautiful once it fills in and spreads some more.Nice variety of plants.
ReplyDeleteYou done a wonderful job.
I totally love your fountain.
ColleenB.
Texas
Thanks Colleen!
DeleteSuch a pretty assortment and will be gorgeous when they all fill in! Bleeding Heart is a favorite of mine. So nice to meet you. I am your newest follower and will be so happy to welcome you to my cottage too.
ReplyDeleteBig Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
Thank you Susan & Bentley!
DeleteJust beautiful!! Love this idea!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Debbie
Thank you Debbie!
DeleteSo pretty... I must do my front flower pots soon
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Thanks Molly, Would love to see your front porch flower pots when you get them done!
DeleteI shopped for perennials too, I love them. Your fountain planter is precious.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Valerie
Cottage Making Mommy
www.lovingmyheartandhome.blogspot.com
I do too, just plant them once and they keep coming back!!
DeleteLovely-- no planting here yet! Visiting from MHC.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
DeleteKaren, Looks great! The last one is Vinca minor, sometimes called Periwinkle or Creeping Myrtle.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beuna, what would I do without your knowledge!! You ROCK!
DeleteYour planter will look lovely! Such a neat idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining in this week. I'd appreciated it if you would link back to my blog.
Claudia
Oh, thank you Claudia, I did link back to your blog at the bottom of my blog.
DeleteNow that's a great idea! And your perennials are lovely. One day you will be able to separate the Hosta and have more! Mine is very prolific.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne.
Deletethanx for linking up to *weekend flowers* with your pretty flowers :)
ReplyDeleteThank's Tina.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely Karen, and I also thank you for linking with Today's Flowers. Wishing you a great week :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise!
Deletedet kommer nog att bli väldigt fint längre fram i sommar när de växt till sig.
ReplyDeleteha en fin vecka
Kram Meta
Lindo jardim! Sua primavera será florida!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! The planter turned out beautiful. I came over to your blog from Robyn (my pink stamper)
ReplyDeleteMarilyn C.
Thanks for stopping by Marilyn.
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