These Calla lilies were given to me, I have them in a shady spot which keeps them from spreading everywhere, but we still get enough to enjoy them.
I love buttercups. I know they are a weed, but they remind me of childhood so I let a few grow.
Our first cherries. I planted this tree 6 years ago and it is bearing fruit for the first time for us!
Look at how tiny this fawn is, knee high to its mom. They stroll through our yard almost everyday.
This foxglove is almost as tall as I am!
Funky purple flower is the name I have given this one. I have no idea what it is. Anyone know?
Lupine!
Peas are blooming this one is about 4 foot tall now.
Queen Anne's Lace, it too is a weed, but I love the accent, and it is easy to pull when it takes over, so it stays.
Raspberry flowers.
I do not know the name of this one, but my mom tells me it is rare and native.
Blackberries, I have trained this vine over our wood shed, my mom (who is a wonderful gardener) is shocked every time she sees it, but she never complains when I bring her blackberry jam :)
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Your garden is absolutely gorgeous. I am so envious!!! And to have deer stroll though your yard......my daughter would LOVE it. Looks like paradise.
Your yard must be so awesome! Your flowers are beautiful, you even have beautiful weeds! How fun to have a baby deer walk through your yard. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful gardens, your yard is lovely. The deer are so cute, love the cute little baby. Great photos, have a wonderful day!
Beautiful garden. The deer walking through your yard is so special.
I love the fact that you have those lovely weeds in your yard. They are every bit as pretty as some of the ones that we work so hard to get to bloom. All of your flowers are GREAT!
Hugs, Cindy S
How fantastic to have deer stroll through your garden everyday! I love foxgloves but we've never grown them. Yours look great. TFS.
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing!
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Hi Jessa, I just found your blog! Your floral photos are lovely, and those deer are precious! Wishing you a great family weekend.
Cheers, Andrea
blackberries...cherries...deer??? you are one lucky lady! How sweet to see momma and baby strolling around the garden. My parents have that privilege out on the farm too.
I have enjoyed my visit to your post today...thanks for linking in and have a great weekend! I hope you will link up again soon!
Lots of lovely blooms in your garden ... how wonderful to be able to see the deer wandering around.
Your flowers are beautiful, but oh how I'd love the cherries! I have not had luck with fruit trees-enjoy!
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Your blooms are gorgeous! I like Queen Anne's Lace too. It's so lacy and delicate. Have a great day!
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All of your flowers look wonderful, your freaky purple flower looks like Cornflower to me.
The picture of the fawn with its mother is Beautiful.How sweet that little thing is ~
Your flowers are Lovely,love the Foxglove :)
Enjoy your weekend!
OH NO!! Buttercup is a weed?! I've been trying to cultivate them in my garden lol. We too have deer in our yard, how do you keep them from eating everything you plant just as it is coming into harvest?
I love that pink foxglove!! Wish they were more reliable in Oklahoma because they are so pretty! That deer and fawn are so precious...hope she doesn't eat your flowers! Love your pictures!!
Miss Bloomers
Thanks for the tour of your garden, you have many beautiful blooms today. Congrats on the Cherries! :)
Bachelor Buttons! Blue and funky describes them well. I love lupine. one of my favorites and your deer must be a daily treat for you. I hope they don't feast on your gardens.
Welcome to Bloomin' Tuesday! I have buttercups everywhere! All my gardens and the lawn. I let the wild flowers (weeds) grow especially in my 'wild' garden. Looking forward to seeing more of your bloomers. Jean
Just stoppin by from Bloomin' tuesday. Your flowers are beautiful, however the deer would make me a little nervous that they might eat something like my garden. Anxious to shee what you are going to do with your cherries.
Thank you for sharing all of your blooms! The little purple plant is a Centurea plant, from the Bachelor Button family.
Beautiful flowers! I also let the Queen's Ann's Lace grow in my gardens for the same reason. Reminds me of visiting my grandparents on their farm in Maine when I was a kid - they grew everywhere there.
Beautiful and yes, Teresa is correct, the funky blue blooms are Bachelor Buttons..I love them..
~Shirley
Your cherry tree is beautiful & i love the deer in the yard, although i know they are not good in the garden! Thanks so much for linking your garden post to Cottage Flora Thursday's & sharing the garden party with your friends! Can't wait to see what your garden is doing next week! xoox Tracie
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