Amy's 2012-challenge book montage

The Hunger Games
Seven Wonders of the Ancient Middle East
Variant
The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates
Radiant Darkness
Nobody's baby but mine
The Way We Fall
The Darkening Field
The Future of Us
The 10 Most Remarkable Writers
Monster
Call Me Irresistible
Numbers
Crossed
Dateline: Troy
Reality Check
The Vespertine
Eighth Grade Bites
Tomorrow, When the War Began


Amy S.'s favorite books »
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Sunday, May 27, 2007

Catching up on pictures -- I've got lots of them

This is in the front yard right by the garage door. Teresa's friend LeAnn was thinning out her irises, and gave them away. Teresa knew I would want them. I drove right over to their work and picked them up. Marissa and I planted them. They will be purple. Look at the beautiful red tulips next to the yellow daffodils. I just love them!
This is my other forsythia. Since I didn't get the yellow blossoms I'll just type in yellow.

This is a viburnum allegheny. It is the biggest shrub I bought. It is supposed to get really big. I put it in the corner by the bathroom window. It has plenty of space to grow and won't block anything.


I planted 6 butterfly bushes back here. This is one of them. They break dormancy late, so we'll see. 4 of them were only 50 cents each so not much was spent for them.



Here we have a variegated willow. When I bought this last fall it was so beautiful with delicate leaves and branches that swayed in the wind. I put it right outside on of the living room windows so I could see it from the house.




Here are the remains of my hostas that died when we got that awful two week deep freeze in early April. I think I lost all of my hostas. The shade garden is deemed a failure.






To be honest I'm not sure what this is. I think it is another of the butterfly bushes.






This is one of two burning bushes planted on the side of the house. I bought them in the fall and they were green, but then they did "burn" with red leaves before winter set in. I love burning bushes.






Here's my nikko blue hydreangea. Looks like a bunch of sticks, but it is supposed to have beautiful blue flowers this summer.









My rhododendron is going to bloom soon!


















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