Flower Photos at Wit's End B&B Gravenhurst,
Ontario, Canada
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Astilbe in the back yard shade
Bellflowers at the end of the garage
Bleeding hearts at the side of the sunroom
Columbine in the sun
Coral bells near the bellflowers
Cosmos almost everywhere
single pink hollyhocks
Sarah Bernhardt Peony
Stargazer Lily
Solitary (standard) clematis
Stella d'Oro daylilies and Sweet William (a love affair?)
Pink Peony
flower head of Cow Parsley
Pansy
Heavenly Blue Morning Glory
Flax by the flower bed (you'll have to see what that means)
Foxglove (digitalis) we grew from seed
A hydrangea that was originally a potted plant that relocated to Gravenhurst from Toronto. It survived a Muskoka winter outside.
The lilies of the field
A fine specimen
We grew these lupines from seed.
Fairly evident why this is called monkshood.
You may see a nasturtium on your breakfast plate.
They look good enough to eat. Hope there are enough left to make jam!
Spider flowers (Cleome) - a great country flower. They were new to us in 2001 and have become our signature flower.
Carol's retirement gift from the Jorgensens - now 5 years old.
Clematis at the front entry
Foxglove (digitalis)
California Poppy
Delphiniums after the rain
Stella d'Oro day lily
Echinacea (Coneflower)
Yarrow
Call it what you will-
Bergamot, Bee Balm, Monarda
Evening Primrose
Another morning glory - can't resist
Echinaces "White Swan"
Snapdragons - Rocket series
Helenium - Sneezeweed - Helen's Flower
(does not make you sneeze)
Iris
Spiderwort
Lobelia - you're breakin' my heart
Butterfly flower
mini spring iris growing through the snow
Passion Flower
Shirley Poppy
Amaranthus - Chenille Plant -
Love Lies Bleeding
Cerinthe major 'Purpurascens'
Blue shrimp plant
Blue honeywort
Blue wax flower
Globe Thistle
A flying flower on the chives
