The Walker’s Low catmint is beginning to fade, but it the bees still swarm to it. Here is the bed in the entrance garden, complete with cat statue.
More of the entrance garden. I love how the pots of geraniums warm up the corner.
I love how the impatiens peak out amongst the hostas and heucheras under the magnolia tree.
This White Dawn climber has struggled the past couple of years. It seems to be doing better this year, probably because our winter wasn’t as hard as the two previous ones.
The rose medallion is doing its thing. That’s a red Knock Out rose on the left. The white rose is a hansa rose that is very fragrant.
The annuals really keep this little nook cheerful. That is an un-named white climbing rose in the corner, a gift from a neighbor. Like the White Dawn, it has struggled but seems a bit healthier this year.
I’m waiting for the annuals to grow into this space. I ripped out a row of white dome hydrangeas and decided to fill the space with tall zinnias in order to give myself some time to decide what to plant instead.
Here is another space that was altered last fall. I pulled out a bridal veil spirea and am enjoying the opening it left. The hellebores are still hanging onto their blooms which have dried and provide a nice effect.
I love the hosta bed under the old cherry tree. Seboldiana Elegans is about to bloom.
Here is another look at the kousa dogwood.
The kousa dogwood is in full bloom. What a gorgeous tree.
I’ve been diligently adding acid to my hydgrangeas hoping to get blue flowers. This nikko has never kicked out this many blooms, so perhaps the wet cool spring and the acid will work its magic.
Lady’s Mantle (alchemilla mollis) is in full bloom. I love to cut it for bouquets. That is grosso lavender in the background, and a hansa rose to the left.
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Your gardens are beautiful. I have to agree, the dogwood is eye catching your hostas are awesome. Lovely roses, too.
Thanks for sharing your garden. I love the kousa…it has been the star of our garden this year, but, of course, it has lost its blooms by now.
Gotta love those kousas. Mind is STILL blooming, though many of the lower limbs have dropped their petals and started growing fruit.
I think your are slightly ahead of my area of Ontario. Here Walker’s Low catmint has just started to bloom, so has Lady’s Mantle.
I was in Toronto last year and noted that it was a tad bit behind West Michigan. We are affected by Lake Michigan, but we a bit inland. Toronto sits right on the lake and that might have a hand in your micro-climate??
Any way to find out where the cat statue was purchased?
You asked this question more than a year ago!! I’m so sorry!! I bought the statue about 15 years ago at a little gift shop in Glen Arbor, Michigan. I haven’t seen them since. Sorry!