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My front garden. The poor winter damaged azalea in the back still looks pretty pathetic. The 2 ornamental peppers have a lot of growing to do. When they are full grown, they will take up most of that space. I haven't weeded here yet today, but I will as soon as the sun goes around to the back.
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The rest of the front garden. The phlox is ginormous and the bee balm is out-doing itself. The petunias in the middle are gallantly pushing themselves front and center. The ornamental peppers are doing great.
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Now, for the back gardens. To the left of middle you see my neighbor's mass of corruption sort of bent to the left. I went in there and cut back all his mint that was invading my garden...that doesn't count the mint that traveled under the barrier into my side.
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Another garden area just exploding. The bee balm has taken over. I can barely find the white phlox in there. The blue delphinium towers over everything. All my gardens will get a redesign next year.
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The sedum has gone wild. The wild safflower (or what I think is safflower) has started taking over. I had to take out one pepper plant because it had no place to grow. My neighbor liked what I had done with the stones and the fencing, so they continued the stones on their part and put up matching fence sections. The back area looks so good!
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This is probably a weed. It looks like it could be in the lily family, though. Don't know. I have two of them that I will let grow to see what they are.
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