T.L. Morrisey

Thursday, May 26, 2022

The garden in mid-May

I always enjoy seeing photographs of other people's gardens; here are some photos of my Canadian cottage garden taken on May 21, 2022.


At the side of the house, a path, and then this lilac bush that I cut  
to about one foot in height and was told it might not survive. That
was about eight or so years ago; it took all of this time to grow back 
 



There is a special quality to water
in a garden, even as little water as in a bird bath

Last fall I planted this row of hostas in the very rear of the garden; 
all of the plants survived the winter and are flourishing


Hostas


This row of hostas pulls the garden together, frames it so that there is something
where before there was nothing but cedars, shade, and dirt


I added day lilies to another area of the garden in addition
to what you see here, soon the day lilies will be in bloom


A row of miniature irises

The garden is being pulled together; not sure there is any need for
more expansion, mainly maintenance, and dividing and moving
plants when they get too big plentiful for where they are now


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