Spring Plants

I'm loving the spring weather right now and am able to grow some plants. Hopefully I can keep them alive through the harsh summer sun, but for now, I'm enjoying some gardening.

I got some flowers for the front. The allyssum (small white flowers) should hopefully last through the summer and are doing really well. The geraniums are stalks my neighbor gave me from her geranium bush...yeah, I said bush. It was huge and she said it's been there forever. I'm nursing them along in these small pots until after our house is painted and then want to plant them in front.


Here are the tomato plants in our garden. They've really started growing in the past week and some little tomatoes are coming. The little ones are cherry tomato plants.


Our squash, some onions, but mostly some random zucchini plants that sprung up from last season and I decided to keep.


Our whole vegetable garden.


My rosebushes (although I can't take any credit since they were here when we moved in, even though they hadn't had water for about 6 months!) I learned that you don't cut rosebushes back in the spring.




This bush is getting the most blooms I've ever seen on it!




This is the bush with smaller red flowers. It hasn't produced flowers in about a year and now that it is, it has some white disease on it. I'm not sure what it is or what to do about it. I'll have to research it on the internet, or if someone knows, let me know.


Anyways, I love being able to grow things right now, so I just thought I'd share.