Donna Bruns shares her pretty perennial garden. Send us your garden photos from your favorite season!
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These are some very nice photos with some interesting plants. If you could tell me the names of the red plants in the background of the 1st. photo & the foreground of the 2nd I'd appreciate it. The photo with the butterfly steals the show. Good luck , Joe
Wow, Donna, the vibrancy of your flowers' colorfulness is practically eye popping. They are like action words in a comic book...KAPOW...BLAM... ZAP!! Thanks for waking me up...better than a strong cup of coffee. All your combinations are just gorgeous.
Well this is a bright and vibrant welcome to the day. What a delight. Those yellows and oranges are especially warming on this chilly morning here. Thanks for sharing and brightening the day.
Beautiful photography of beautiful flowers. The 6th picture with the bee and the butterfly is amazing! Vikki in VA
Beautiful Donna Bruns, "Thanks!" for sharing the visit to Your Garden. If You have any extra seeds or bulbs, then yes Please send some my way. Beautiful the butterflies must love to visit... Chris~
Oh no, Donna! Now you've got me thinking of summer already! Great colors, especially on those zinnias, and it thrills me to see the photos of the monarchs. I recently read an article that there are good hopes of conservation efforts restoring the monarch population. Your garden is helping!
Love the California poppy!
Hi Donna, your garden is so successful in beauty, color, health, and support of the monarchs! Your plants are so healthy. I don't see any powdery mildew on your bee balm or zinnias! Fungal disease is the bane of us who garden on the East Coast. I would love to know the name of that gorgeous red outfacing lily. Also the yellow flower the monarch is enjoying. I would love to add them to my garden. Happy holidays.
Lovely summer colour, Donna! I'm always happy to see Monarchs, as they remind me of my childhood years when they were the most common butterfly around.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden Donna. Makes everyone dream of summer. I love the Zinnias and must grow more next year. They have such wonderful colours.
I can almost feel the warmth of summer! Beautiful colors and plantings. Donna you take wonderful pictures! Now those zinnias steal the show for me. My favorite annual for sure. I cant seem to grow them very well here, maybe not hot enough... Thanks for opening up your gardens! Lovely!
That's right pretty !!! You know those are my favorites !!!! Who knew Nebraska was so lush… I always imagine cowboys and tumbleweeds and indians
Donna!!
LOVE the Maximillian Sunflower in the last photo!! I've been meaning to add that native perennial to my gardens for some seasons, now. It blooms for us just after the summer doldrums, when the World is re-awakening and offering one last show before turning in for the Winter!! And, your Goldenrod next to your Castor beans....BRILLIANT!! ( I aim to steal your idea, just so you know!! )
What a delightful explosion of color in your gardens, Donna! Each and every combination is more fun than the last! Love it!!!
Beautiful photos, Donna. You have so many of my favorites, well favorites until I see something new that I must have:) Zinnias always capture me because they were in my mom's garden and the California Poppy. Love those and have had no success growing them even though they seem to come up in every ditch near me. I can only blame it on bad seeds for so long.....
Beautiful pictures, really good job on composition
What a beautiful garden, thanks for sharing...
lovin' all this intense color especially since my place is pretty much black and white now,,,,,,,thanks!
you have snow now Jeff !?
Really beautiful Donna. I love the brilliant purple and yellow together in the 3rd photo. Very refreshing on this dark, dank day.
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