Today is Blooming Tuesday where I join Jean over at Green Thumb Jean's Blog and post pictures of what is blooming in my garden today!
This Rose Bush is called St Joseph's Coat. I have it growing on an old salvaged green rusty iron fence
This is a planter out by my husband's workshop that I have planted Gerbera Daisies 2 years ago and they are still going strong
I call this bush with these giant clusters of flowers my "Bee Magnet" Bush!
My Marigold Patch. These are the giant ones that get 2 feet tall when they are mature
This is an Iris patch that I have growing on a little hill overlooking the pool area
There is just something about white daisy bushes that make me smile!
This is a old outhouse I like to hang old vintage rusty junk on the outside and inside I use it for all my pond supplies.
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I've never seen the St Joseph's Coat rose, it is amazing. So bright and vivid I swear I can almost smell it!
ReplyDeleteYour gardens are so lovely. I especially love the rose bush. Happy Tuesady!
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Alecia
Your flowers are all so pretty. I like the picture of the Iris patch overlooking the pool; it is very picturesque.
ReplyDeleteOh goodness. You put the rest of us to shame with your gorgeous garden! It is absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just beautiful!! I adore the outhouse.. I too, have the Joseph's Coat Rose.
ReplyDeleteOhmygosh, Anne, I love your gardens, sweetpea. I just wish I had a bigger yard for more roses....hmmmmmm....or maybe not. Hah. Love Bunny would be taking care of them though and he just might grumble. Beautiful though.
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Connie
Hi!
ReplyDeleteAll your blooms are beautiful! Love that Jacobs Coat Rosebush. Just awesome! Have a great day!
Sherrie
Sherrie's Stuff
Your blooms are lovely! It was nice to see you visit over at my place....
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Penny
Wow Joseph's Coat is really in a gorgeous flush right now. No Roses here yet, soon though. :)
ReplyDeleteWOW...just beautiful all of it..love the bee magnet! Amazing, you have flowers and we got more snow last night! Come say hi :D
ReplyDeleteOh My goodness! I love your iron fence and outhouse - they add so much ambience ! Thanks for sharing all your fun photo's - can't wait till my flowers grow. Thanks! Paula in Idaho
ReplyDeleteThe Joseph's Coat Rose is certainly appropiately named. Great color! I love the daisy bush but have never seen them growing around here. Happy Bloomin' Tuesday! Jean
ReplyDeleteWOW...you sure have a lovely garden and flower beds. I bet that keeps you very busy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me!
Also loved the field of flowers post.
Deb :)
What a beautiful job you have done here!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to warmer blooms in this neck of the woods. My Joseph's Coat grows up my fireplace. Right now the crab-apples, red buds and my lilacs are blooming. My Bradford Pear has about snowed off all it's blooms. Your pics are just beautiful as usual!!
ReplyDeleteHave one terrific Tuesday!!!
That rose is gorgeous! I must have one too! Love daisy bushes too. So happy and bright. Mimi
ReplyDeleteWhoa! I love the roses and of course, Gerberas - lovely (That planter is the best). You have a wonderful garden.
ReplyDeleteGREAT idea on the outhouse/shed! Love your blooms:) I was just admiring my mom's J.Coat, lovely. That 'bee magnet' is too cool, bet those two colors are something else when the marigolds fill in!!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are beautiful! We call our Russian Sage our bee magnets. :-) I love your clever use of the old out house.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is just beautiful! Your rose bush is amazing. I have not heard of that one before. I will have to look for it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics. I used to have one of those Joseph's Coat, but lost it. I think I read it was borderline hardy for my z6
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous place you have and so much to share. I am loving the Joseph's Coat.
ReplyDeleteSo nice of you to stop by my blog. I'll be back for more. Have a good weekend.
Beautiful flowers.... I can't believe everything is in full bloom already... love the rose.
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