Hallson Gardens

Yes, this is the life! I can see it all from my stump!

Actually, that 'Cascade Velvet' that I picked up is a Cal-Sibe. Very cool!

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This is 'Cascade Velvet' (I didn't make that one up!) I got it at the nursery over the weekend (thanks for pointing it out, Judy!)

I think this one is very cool. I think this is a PCI, but I'm not positive. I've never seen one that is true pale blue like this.

This guy can be Deep Purple!

They're all blooming. Most of mine don't have names, or if they do, I don't keep track. I think I'll rename them!

I'm calling this one Root Beer!

They're obviously very happy in their new home, Mike. What a great picture!

Julie, I do have night vision goggles.

Me too, Joseph! Who knew Podophyllum was such a versatile plant?

We could send Ted Nugent out to Mike's property.

A few of my Podophyllums have a strange mottling which reminds me of rose mosaic virus. Does anyone know if there is a virus specific to Podophyllums, and should I dig these up or be worried in any way?

Me too. Does anyone know if birds eat ladybugs? My bug population has dwindled in the last two years, and I don't know why. I wondered if it was the birds.

Always in the Rugosa, OED! They live on the edge!

Western Washington, eh? Hmm, I wonder where exactly Hosta Dad lives?

I need to be the first to post this scene every spring. It does my heart good.

I think Wanda's right. Kalmia was my thought, too.

Those Cyclamen are !

The spring sunshine brings out the glimmer in Thelma's white chest hairs.

Nothing too exciting. Thelma and I are just getting ready for spring

Lovely! Mine are also just starting to bloom. Now if only they would multiply like rabbits...