This morning I took my weekly early morning tour through the Mobot. I really enjoy these Spring walks as I get ideas for what might be good additions to our garden.
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| The Azaleas are out in force |
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| Always interested in Missouri natives |
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| I need an addition to the upper pond |
This evening I took a survey of the backyard plants.
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| The Bleeding Heart seems happy behind the rabbit |
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| Holly's are blooming |
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| The east lungworts and coral bells are doing well |
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| Not only is the mayapple alive but it has a sibling, Researching propagation now. |
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| The golden groundsel is loosing its flowers but the holly hock and hellebore are growing nicely |
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| All the shade lovers along the east fence line have survived and flourishing (except the coleus) |
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| Hornbeams have leaved out nicely |
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| New succulent garden is still heathy |
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| Don't know if the Butterfly Flower (Asclepias tuberosa) is going to make it or not |
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| Also not sure if the red-hot poker (Kniphofia uvaria) will come back |
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| The livingstone daisy (Dorotheanthus Mezoo mesbicla), that I moved outside last week, is doing well |
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| The coleus, moved outside last week, need some pruning and replanting |
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| The daylillies cannot be eliminated, only controlled |
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| I think I finally killed the yucca. This plant came with the house. I left it out over the winter. |
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| Have not seen any more morels yet |
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| The iris I got out of storage doesn't show any activity |
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| No sign of any bat activity yet |
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