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Garden: May
Columbus, Ohio

Blue parrot tulip
Late blooming, only one remains from four seasons ago.

Columbine (mid-May)
There look to be many more next year

Rhododendrun
Is in an every-other-year bloom schedule.

Lilly-of-the-valley
Gave away many this year, and still had a great abundance

Candytuft

Strawberries
Truly bloomed and grew berries this year.

Hanging baskets
Three on each side of the back yard, one with nasturtium, all the rest with violet impatiens and (for the ones getting some sun) purple wave petunias. Hung on shepherd's crooks; new for this year.