Change is good
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Sure, it's a garden in transition, but aren't they all? Here's a peak through the hyacinth bean vine at some 'Wave' petunias and creeping Jenny, surely as colorful as any old bloom, right? And that euonymus 'Emerald Gaity' behind it always looks great.
The whole Garden Blogger Bloom Day report from here in Maryland is on my blog.
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I love hyacinth beans! What a perfect frame for your photo.
Posted by: Denise | August 15, 2008 at 08:12 AM