1. Weeping Willow
2. Columbine
3. Day Lily
4. Bleeding heart (2 varieties)
5. Lavender
6. Flowering Almond
7. Bell Heather
8. Irish Bog Moss
9. Iris
10. Old fashioned Geranium
11. Apple Tree
12. Prune Tree (I know but the old timers around here assure me that Prune indeed it is and not Plum!)
13. Clover
14. Dandelion
15. Thistle
16. Buttercup
17. Flowering Crab
18. Mustard
19. Aspen
20. Weeping Birch
21. Alfalfa
22. Oats
23. Lilac
24. Lupine
25. Coral Bells
26. Several kinds of grasses, no idea what they are!
27. Forget-Me-Not
28. Nettle
29. Bachelor Button
30. Pine Tree
31. Snowball Tree
32. Sunflower
33. Cottonwood
34. Buttonweed
35. Murdock (I'll be spraying that!)
36. Spruce
37. Wild Rose
38. Beggar's Lice
39. Wheat
40. Hay, (various kinds including Timothy, Orchard Grass)
41. Cattail
42. Daffodil
43. Maple Tree
44. Sweet William
45. Sedum
46. Snow in Summer
47. Mediterranean Pinks
At this point I have begun wandering past my neighbors flower beds and gardens. . .
48. Petunia
49. Pansy
50. Larkspur
51. Dusty Miller
52. Marigold
53. Tomato
54. Strawberry
55. Raspberry
56. Rhubarb
57. Daisy
58. Juniper
59. Clematis
59. Carnation
60. Butterfly Plant
61. Verbena
62. Cedar
63. Mountain Ash
64. Green Beans
65. Peas
66. Corn (the kids next door are trying in, growing on the North side of the house, we'll see, depends on how soon we get frost. . . )
67. Lettuce
68. Snapdragons
69. Peony
70. Poppy
71. Onion
72. Carrot
73. Cherry
73. A very attractive vining weed which produces white flowers. I'm sure it's invasive, but it's growing along the road and not hurting anything. I will have to investigate it. . . I've never heard a name for it, local or otherwise. It might be a morning glory?
Pic is a morning glory, I'll need to get a shot of the plan I've been seeing.
74. Phlox
Pic is a morning glory, I'll need to get a shot of the plan I've been seeing.74. Phlox
Comments (1)
Excellent beginning. I was thinking of doing this too - listing what I know. But my list will be quite a bit shorter!