Hallson Gardens

These are on a 2010 August Moon seedling.

That was quite the trip you took, Ed.

I don't know, either one of them. But I like them.
Wondered where you were Ed, forum's been quiet. Glad you where at First Look and look forward to see your posts.

These are some of this year's favorites:

Received Toy Soldier in the plant exchange last summer. I really like it and it is blooming.

My Spilt Milk with flower

I've seen more weedlings under my hostas this year then ever before. They are still tiny, at 2 leaves, so I'm going to let them have some more time before I weed them out. A lot of them are under my Sea Gulf Stream seedlings.

Be interesting to hear what people say. I saw your post on fb but I never can find the posts after a couple of days, so am glad to see the same post here where it won't get lost.
To a certain extent my Birchwood Parky's Gold leaves do this same sort of thing each year.

Nice to have a red one open so early in the season.

It wasn't even a year ago that you were cleaning up after the June 2015 storm.
What a mess!

My first thought was 'Little Caesar'

A dog?

The honeysuckles I'm familiar with have opposite leaves not alternate leaves.
I don't recognize this plant.

I don't know the name. I dug them out of a friend's mother's garden in Salem, Or. Mom was being moved and house sold, so my friend said, go down and take whatever you want. I dug the iris not even knowing what color they were.

The desert must have gotten just the right amount of rain this winter to bloom like that. The cacti put on a very good show.

I love the desert and I love the desert in bloom.

I have some nice iris blooming.

Milt and Karen live somewhere along there also.

Thanks for posting a couple of your seedlings, Ed. I have been very slack in posting seedlings this year as most of mine are still in tiny pots with several others and they don't look the best. I've just been too busy this winter/spring. It happened so early this year. Now it is in the high 70's, lo...

Paul sent me some of his Helleborus seedlings one summer and the 2 I put in the ground bloomed 2 summers later. I finally got them all planted in the ground and 3 more bloomed this year. I'm still waiting on several others to bloom. So I would say 2-4 years. I tried saving and growing some seeds fro...