Here a some more photos of both the back and front yard gardens.

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HI alan those are some wonderful gardens you have there very nice indeed.you should be proud of your self.I know you have spent a lot of time in them it really shows.you have a very nice variety of plants to.Iam glad you took the time to post the photos.I love everything you have growing in them they all blend so well.Each plant complements the others so well.you my friend truly have a green thumb

I need about 8 drooling gremalins for this post..
Wow Alan...

*I remember one of the very first posts I posted,
and I said something to the effect of
"Thank Goodness for Alankhart.." and now I know why...
You do fabulous work.......

Those are beautiful gardens.. really!!!!

And dooooooo tell me more about that great looking greenhouse you have there...
Where did you get it???

I ordered the greenhouse over the internet, but I can't remember where I ordered it from! It was a pain in the @#! to put together. Last year it came within a few inches of being destroyed when I had a large tree cut down. One of the branches being cut fell almost on top of it...it was like watching in slow motion just waiting for it to hit. Lukily it just missed it.
And thank you all very much for your kind comments.

Alan,
What's the yellow flowers in the pots/containers
on your porch in the first picture????

Those are Rocket Snapgragons. In my zone they are usually a short-lived perennial.

With the view of them in the first picture,
I would never have guessed that...

Those are goregous..

Did you buy a package of just yellow one's??
I've only seen assorted one's...

Either way, very nice...

Have you ever thought of becoming a Master Gardener???? *or are you and you just haven't
told us *

I actually bought the snapgragons already in pots at Lowe's. They had yellow and red. I thought the yellow would stand out more. I still have them, too...they have overwintered quite well.

Yes, I am a Master Gardener...I usually just don't mention it unless someone asks....I'm just soooo humble.