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House of Beor’s Gardens of 2022

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It has been a while since House of Beor’s Gardens have been featured. It has been a very nice spring so let’s get right to it! One thing you will not see here yet is all my work on lilies – it is too early, but I will follow up on that.

Dogwood
Dogwood with awesome flowers.
Lawn and Maple
Lawn is looking excellent – thank you Sun Joe!
Hosta
Hostas are awesome!
Rhodendron
Sequoia
Giant Sequoia – year 3 here in PA. I thought it would not make this winter because it was pretty harsh, but it is growing and its adult bark is forming! Super cool!
Azalea
This azalea is amazing with the contrast between teh flower and the leaves.
Azalea
Love the variegated leaves with the flowers on this azalea.
Dafffodil
Lovely daffodil
Monster Peony!
These are monsters!
Peony fragrance
Wonderful fragrance
These are 5 foot tall peonies!
These are nearly 5 feet tall!
Nearly 5 inch wide peony
About 5″ wide
Trumpet vine.
Trumpet vine looks wonderful.

I admit I really like growing both flowers and veggies. It is easy to do with some discipline and pays off at the lunch and dinner tables for sure. There is nothing like a tomato from a natural garden. The veggies are just getting started, but tomatoes, peppers, squash, cucumbers, garlic, and lettuce are all in and growing. Flowers like sunflower, zinnia, and bachelor buttons are yet to come up.

Hope you enjoy the pictures of Gardens at House of Beor’s flowers and veggies. We got some herbs too – basil, oregano, rosemary, and thyme. Having all these lovely things growing does make it easier to get back into Python programming. Not really a Python fan – I mean really “__init__” is a constructor? Ugh. Remember the flowers…yes – spring is awesome!

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