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| Mr. Monkey's Favorite Flower - Delphinium |
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| My Favorite Peonie |
While one of the benefits of life in the Willamette Valley is having your own garden (as proclaimed to us this past weekend by family from the Bay Area and former residents of the Friendly St. neighborhood - thanks for the reminder of what I'd forgotten) my great joy is all of our wonderful flowers. We've had a master plan provided to us in a work trade between Mr. Monkey (see Back to the Roots) and Landscape Designer and Eugene Weekly contributor Rachel Foster. Scroll down to the very end of this post for a sense of the full transformation of the front yard over the last several years and click here for an earlier post circa 2008.
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| Columbine |
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| View from the front door looking towards the street. |
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| Transplanted Hydrangea from the backyard. It didn't bloom at all last year. |
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| The end of the monkey flowers blooming next to the basalt fountain. |
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| Dahlia. My white dahlia just opened its first flower. The reds have been going for about a month now. |
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| Basalt Water Fountain and Columbines |
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| Dicentra or the Bleeding Heart Flower |
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| Lupins |
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| Azalea |
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| Fuzzy close up of Dicentras. |
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| Late Winter 2008 |
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| Late Spring 2009 |
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| Early Summer 2011 |
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