Spring Update and Pots with Propagated Shrubs from the Jarvis Garden

A very purple German Bearded Iris stands tall against my large barn.

An Azalea.

This Azalea is named Betty Ann.

A really silly but really tall  Allium.

Columbine

Corn Flower, named after the shape of its seeds.

Dog Tooth violets

A Sport mutant Azalea which is called Geisha.  It produces shocking pink blooms, striped blooms, and pure white blooms all on the same stem.

Now to the pots that I used over the winter to propagate some herbs and shrubs.  These are just Chrysanthemum sprouts.  I pushed stems into the potting soil and kept this pot wet all Summer.  In the fall I moved the propagation pots up against my house on a sunny side.

This pot has Montauk Daises, Hydrangeas and Sage sprouts, all from rootless stems.

Here is a Red Bud Tree seedling that I found in my lawn, along with Forsythia stems.

A Viburnum growing in part shade.