Beautiful!!!
That is a weed free flower bed. You must use magic. If that was mine the creeping charlie would be climbing all ofl those 
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Yep it does, I will get some pics of it this summer. It is at the colleges horticultural garden, the hort program is sadly now defunct so I am not sure if they will keep the gardens for long. They have it growing up some very tall pergolas it’s lovely
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Is that top one agapanthus? They talk about it a lot on bbc gardeners world but it wouldn’t survive winter here. It sure is lovely!
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Hi! Yes it’s white and blue agapanthus… 
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I’ve got 3 different types of gardenia…this one has really started blooming…the others should be along shortly.
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That’s very nice. I believe you are in zone 6b. Our mild winter this year was helpful, too.
Calla lilies don’t come back where I live 
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What r those?
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In my state, most hydrangeas are blue as soul in many areas esp. Cape Cod is acidic. I barely could make mine blue. My soil is neutral and my water has high ph.
This one is in a pot but still turns pink.
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Brodiaea California.
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OK here are some more:
Fernleaf Lavender:
Bog Sage:
Narrowleaf Milkweed:
Hardy Iceplant:
Lizard’s Tail:
Cobweb Thistle:
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Beautiful pictures! I forget how wide the plants get. I put other flowers too close to the borage and they are getting shaded out by those big spiky leaves. I like them as filler and a background flower, but need to remember how big they get!
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