Although this particular lily is not performing well in the landscapes, others have actually proliferated more than expected. A few are blooming so abundantly within their now crowded colony that I am considering splitting them this winter.
Easter lilies are still my favorite of the lilies!
Weddings are normally common at the small historic chapel at work. This is normally the busiest season there. Since the chapel is presently unused, and it will likely remain unused for quite a while, we have not replaced the white pansies, that were out front through winter, with new white blooming warm season annuals for summer. The minimal landscape seems a bit emptier.
A colony of white hydrangeas to the left of the chapel happen to be blooming late this year, as if they know there is no rush. The smaller hydrangeas in the foreground of this colony were not original to the landscape, but were added as they were left behind after weddings. (Florist hydrangeas are innately more compact.) Blue and pink hydrangeas went to blue and pink colonies.
Our chrysanthemums were left behind after weddings too. They were originally…
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Tony Tomeo 