These are Asian Burpless, Tasty Jade from Johnny's Seeds. I prefer Cool Breeze but couldn't find them anywhere this year. I'm going to make some sun dills but I will have to cut them up.
Chestnut Junction pattern you can make ...if you start today. About 12 inches tall, easy to make.
This is called Wood Betony, it is a member of the lamb's ear family. It is a nice upright flower in a tidy clump, both are requirements for this garden. It is said to ward off evil spirits, well maybe.
Now, all you crafters, it is time to make fall stuff. I made these last year and they sold really well at the show. It's Renee's pattern, at Crow's Roost Prims. 
My favorite yarrow, stands upright with big blooms for a long time and is very yellow.
Well, no, it didn't turn out like Sandy's pattern (Olde Country Cupboard) altho I tried very hard and redid the face more than once. She just wanted to be who she wanted to be.
Yesterday we tried picking in this container, but it didn't work out so we used it for a nice hat. All the berries got eaten. Happy Tuesday.
I keep having to look up the name of this plant, maybe this post will help me remember.
It began to bloom about two weeks later, mid June.
It is now on its way out but still really pretty. One year I dried some of them and they held up really well. Doesn't seem to need any special care, it is about four feet tall. Barb gave me a start of it.
This was our favorite on the Trenton Garden Walk a few weeks ago. The garden has its own little house.
This is the inside of the little house. Olde Bear must live there.
There are two garden walks tomorrow, that we know of, Lincoln Park and Redford, but we have wimped out because of the hot weather. There are usually about seven or eight on the walks, so it takes a few hours and getting in and out of the car and parking , plus getting lost a few times. So maybe next weekend will be cooler.
A color like no other...one of my mother's day lilies from a couple of years back. I always put them out on the chance that they will grow in my garden.
A little shoulder doll of no particular pattern with some old crochet I thought should be used.
V sent me this little light catcher and it goes really well here with some little metal chairs and table we found at J & L Antiques. From the looks of the ground cover, the bugs are having tea there. I think I will be moving it in a place that has more sun.
