ALPHABET SOUP ~~ S

[dorab]

Oh such lovely s's. I can't believe those snaps.

S is for
Sunset lily


Setosa or arctic iris


Shirly tulip


Dora

[B_BQ]

I too love the variegated stonecrop posted by countrychic. I believe she's posted it before, because I lusted after it then!
I believe the name she gave was Sedum Alboroseum "Mediovariegatum".
I found the note I made. I'm going to be looking for it this year!
~BBQ

[Scrapinthehat]

BBQ...thanks for the info. I've already searched it online. Very nice.

[Laura]

Sweet Pea . . .



Song Sparrow . . .



Snowberry . . .

[Sharon Bryson]

Here are 3 more "S's"

Scilla siberica


Sorbus sp.(Mountain Ash)

Salvia pratensis(Meadow Sage)

[Lulu]

Sparse S's:

[Venice]

Schizanthus pinnatus



Spiderwort



Seedling

[joan w]

For the letter S . . .

Spring bulbs. This group made a great showing from all angles.

Spring bulbs rear view.jpg

Scabiosa 'Harlequin Blue'

SCABIOSA 'Harlequin Blue'_0011.JPG

Nice snaps Kelly. I didn’t know they could be over-wintered.
Brenda, I like your soapwort, it looks nice hanging over the wall.
countrychic, those strawberries look luscious.

Joan

[kelly_m]

Thanks Joan...technically they can't, but I have had some success (okay one year!) They are in a sheltered spot, and get plenty of sun. Withe snow cover, they get well insulated too!!

But then who knows what'll happen this year!

[Gwen J]

Sedum Frosty Morn, with Artemesia, Kale, Licorice Plant and a daisy-thingy.