Tag Archives: perennial

Creeping Jenny

Posted on July 20, 2020 by hernibs

Creeping Jenny (Moneywort) Lysimachia nummularia. Heritage creeping perennial. Hardy ground cover. Nearly evergreen. Easily divided. 6-12” high. Spreads rapidly by runners, forming a ruffled mat 1” deep. Found it growing in the ditch along our road. Someone must have dumped … Continue reading →

Posted in Living Simply, Simplicity | Tagged bc, Beauty, creeping Jenny, ditch finds, flowers, ground cover, moneywort, nature, perennial, photograph, seeing, summer, yellow | 2 Comments

Lily Of The Valley

Posted on May 30, 2017 by hernibs

Lily of the Valley Convallaria majalis Perennial with slender creeping rhizomes transplanted from mom and dad’s garden in 1989. Mom’s favourite flower. Gives a pale green-yellow dye. Means: return of happiness. Humility.

Posted in Living Simply, Simplicity | Tagged bc, Beauty, dye, garden, humility, inspiration, Life, lily of he valley, nature, perennial, photograph, rhizome, seeing | 2 Comments

Ivory Prince Hellebore

Posted on February 27, 2015 by hernibs

Ivory flower buds flushed with pink appear mid winter and open to outward facing blooms that last all spring. Petals streaked with green and backed with a warm rosy shade. Blue Green foliage. From my daughters for Mother’s Day eight … Continue reading →

Posted in Living Simply, Simplicity | Tagged bc, Beauty, deer proof, garden, Helleborus, inspiration, nature, perennial, photograph, photography, plants, winter rose, wringer washer | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: perennial

Creeping Jenny

Lily Of The Valley

Ivory Prince Hellebore

Recent Posts

Archives

Email Subscription