Larkspur is the easiest flower I know of. I save the seed and scatter in the very early spring and that's it. It will soon be going in this hot weather but this clump is getting afternoon shade.
Silvery Fir tomato from seed by Botanical Interests. This is three plants, the foliage is very nice and we will see how the tomatoes are. There are lots of green ones. It looks nice enough to be among the flowers.
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Hello Peggy, enjoyed the pictures of the beautiful flowers,thanks for sharing. Blessings Francine.
Very pretty!
I think veggies and flowers make PERFECT companions!!!
Hi Peggy,
Your tomatoe plants look like mine. I can't wait to have some!! Your flowers look great too. I haven't forgotten about Angie. Just been really busy with my Dad and life. Have a great 4th of July holiday!!
Blessings,
~Rene~
Beautiful flowers!!
That larkspur is beautiful. How nice it comes back after scattering the seeds. I'll have to look for some next year and plant them. It would be a colorful touch to the flowerbeds. Sure does look like you are going to have a lot of tomatoes soon. Nothing tastes better than a homegrown tomato.
Larkspur are such lovely flowers. Hope you get a good harvest of tomatoes!
I've just been noticing Larkspur this year and how beautiful it is! I'm going to have to try and grow some next year!
Oh, Larkspur sounds like the flower for me Peggy! I have a wild plant with yellow flowers that grows in our yard all over and need to post a pic of it to see if anyone knows what it is. I hope your 4th is wonderful! ~*~Lisa
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