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| These new little birdies were Christmas gifts from my dear daughter-in-law. |
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| I can't get over how perfectly they go with my mismatched birdbath. |
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| The beds are stuffed with plants so I put it in the crossroad. |
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| Leaves, leaves, and more leaves! Not exactly new, but they were a new sight the next morning. |
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| I got lots of of my favorite seeds. |
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| Like I said...lots. |
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| This new flat of Impatiens and two Coleus got planted last Saturday in the back shade bed. |
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| New Purple Coneflower seedlings. Sprinkling those coneheads paid off. I walk through the garden crouched over in order to spy every new little sprout. |
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| The driveway bed has exploded with new coneflower seedlings. I had lots of empty space around 'Mme Antoine Rebe', but not anymore. Oh, new horse manure compost, too. |
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| New buds. 'Souvenir de St Anne's' |
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| New Larkspur |
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| A veritable forest of new Larkspur volunteers |
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| New Purple Coneflower seedlings - in and out of the bed. Some have been moved to new locations in the garden. |
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| New canes on 'Maman Cochet', Tea Rose |
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| Three years old is pretty new for a Tea Rose. 'Maman Cochet' has had a very open structure because she just doesn't add canes very fast. So I'm delighted to see all this new growth that will help fill her middle. |
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| New Caladiums |
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| Like they were meant to be. |
