Hellebore 'Rio Carnival'

https://www.bluestoneperennials.com/HRICA.html

We have some very nice clumps of Hellebore, but this would be a welcome addition to our collection.

Seven Sons

Seven Sons, a very nice understory tree.

Tulip Tree

Tulip Tree

Morning Glory 'Grandpa Ott'

Morning Glory 'Grandpa Ott'

Jeannine Yellow Allium

Jeannine Yellow Allium.

Weigela

Weigela.  Do not remember the cultivar.

Sundrops

The first Sundrops blossoms in the garden.

Nannyberry Viburnum

The Nannyberry Viburnum must also have some resistance to the Viburnum Leaf Beetle.

Blackhaw Viburnum

Blackhaw Viburnum

Unlike the Arrowwood Viburnum and European Cranberry Viburnum, the Blackhaw Viburnum has no defoliation from the Viburnum Leaf Beetle.  It must have some natural resistance.

Viburnum Leaf Beetle on Arrowwood Viburnum

Arrowwood Viburnum, defoliated by Viburnum Leaf Beetle, which is particularly bad in the state of Wisconsin this year.

Peony 'Shirley Temple'

Peony 'Shirley Temple'

We received this delightful peony as a door prize on a garden walk at Boerner a couple years ago.

Special thanks to Dave Wanninger, Head Horticulturist at Boerner Botanical Garden.

Dave is the best.

Garlic Scapes

Garlic Scapes.

Looks like we will have a good crop of garlic this year.

Baptisia

Baptisia.  An interesting color variation vs. the more common Blue/Purple or the native White/Cream.

Sweet William

Sweet William is just starting to bloom in our garden.

Siberian Iris

Interesting bicolor blossom on Siberian Iris.  We have many others that are either White or Purple.

Carolina allspice

https://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/PlantFinderDetails.aspx?taxonid=244468&isprofile=0&

Calycanthus floridus 'Athens'

On our wish list.

Fragrant Abelia

https://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/PlantFinderDetails.aspx?taxonid=292943&isprofile=0&

This would be a welcome addition to our garden.

Arrow Head

We found this arrow head while sifting compost.

Tulip Tree

This is the first year our Tulip Tree had blossoms.

Mandarin

Honeysuckle 'Mandarin'

Dame's Rocket

Invasive, but that is a very nice blossom color.

The most beautiful Dame's Rocket we have ever had in our garden.

Grape Iris

Grape Iris.

So named due to a blossom fragrance reminiscent of grapes.

Bishop's Weed

One of my favorite plants, but can be an aggressive spreader.

Peony

This is from a clump that was here when we first moved in.  Transplanted to a new location long ago.

Poppies

We have planted Poppies for decades.  Nice to finally have a few blooms.

Windflower

Spring-blooming Windflower in neighbor's garden.  Ours are fall-blooming.

Siberian Iris

Most of our Siberian Iris are blue/purple, but we have a few whites.

Grape Iris

Nice, but too few blooms impoverish the view.