2025 Doing The Bud Watch!

 For the past week we have been

doing the bud watch.  Hope you

enjoy!

All done!

March & April Bloomers 2025

 

Spring has sprung, the first tulip with hails

damage.

Pieris 'Valentine'

Brugmansia 'Cassie Curl'

Above is some of our Hellebores

Verbena

Anemone 'Mr. Focker'

Pieris 'Valentine'

Daffodil

Pieris 'Variegated'

Above Primroses, ballerina variety.

Christmas Cactus

Moving the Clematises to the front

driveway.

Our west garden bed, just taking off.

Eppie Cactus, doing the bud watch.

Grape Hyacines

A couple of above Hellebores with seedpods. 

My Japanese Fringe shrub in bloom.

Wild woodland anemones. 

Another wild woodland Bleeding Hearts.

Phlox 

Candytuff

Rhododendron

X Caliper Azealia

Daffodil

Daffodil / pure white.

Buds from Wisteria 'Black Dragon'

Buds from Wisteria 'Amethyst Falls' 

Eppie cactus bud watch.

4/12/2025

Starting to fade, but still nice.

First Columbine to open...A. 'karma'

A. 'karma'

New Primrose

Primrose 'red'

Primrose 'yellow'

Early irises. 

First white Calla Lilies.

Here comes the Wisteria blooms.

Brugmansia/Datura/Iochroma

 I know that the original post was done long

ago and have had some folks request that I

update this.  It's just general information for

those that grow them.  I have been growing

them since 1995 and there is more I can add.

I will say this, one needs to find their own

path and experience these lovely ladies of

the night to understand what they are all 

about.  Pointers were few and far between

when I first started out with these.  I do

thank those that helped me along my path.

The key is education and knowledge in

what you grow.  Each garden is different, 

so each gardener is different.