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Ah, it is summer now, no matter what the calendar says. Flowers and vegetables are thriving in our gardens. The fruit trees and blackberry bushes all have fruit for hot summer days to come. This is Prime Time for gardeners. Enjoy!

Friday, July 4, 2008

Old House Gardens Glad Sampler


A sampler collection of glads from Old House Gardens are all blooming on July 4th after a half-inch of rain last night.

Apricot Lustre is pink, peach, gold all in one flower.

The white with a purple center is Abyssinian Glad. OHG says it was collected form the mountains of Ethiopia in 1844 and was featured as a brand new treasure in Boston’s Garden and Forest magazine in 1888. Formerly Acidanthera, now Gladiolus callianthusMurielae’, 3-4 feet tall.



The red with white edging is Atom. OHG calls the edging silver. It was the Spring 2006 Bulb of the Year. 3 feet tall.


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Blogger Bobbi said...

Nice photos! My hubby just bought me a digital camera and as soon as I learn how to use it, I hope to post some photos of my gardens!

Happy 4th!

July 4, 2008 8:09 AM  
Blogger Martha said...

Digital photos are a great asset for garden writers for sure - you will love it.
M

July 4, 2008 9:40 PM  

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