1. Mystery plant of cuteness:
This plant seems to grow in borders, and has light purple-ish flowers.2. Mystery flowering wilty shrub:
Light pink flowers... so pretty!!! I want one of these in my yard... it reminds me of what would happen if a weeping willow & a cherry tree had babies. Anyone know what it could be?

3. Are these Columbines? I had columbines in my yard, but they were always orange. Do Columbines come in pretty colors too? (Like pink and purple, in the pics?)
4. Mystery Tree - This tree is SO PRETTY!!! I love it's pinkness...
And here is it's little flowers, close up!!! Is this a cherry tree, maybe?
5. Mystery waterfall bushWhat the heck IS this thing?!
6. Mystery Flower of Puffballness!

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What beautiful plants and flowers, and sadly I have no idea on what their names are.
Oh my! Those are so lovely! Lover-ly. I know nothing about flowers though, so bad! Names just fall out of my head. I'm sure other people will know though.
beautiful photos :)
Jen
Pretty! The only one I think I know is the puffball flower - it looks like chive flowers to me. They bloom out into flowers and are very pretty!! :)
Ok, here's my attempt at identifying your mystery plants.
1. Creeping Phlox. It's a perennial that comes in various shades of pink, purple and white. It loves sidewalks and cascades. I had it at the old place.
2.Japanese Flowering Cherry Tree
3.I think you are right that it is columbine. It comes in other colors than orange.
4. Cherry tree for sure
5.Looks like an overgrown spirea bush!
6.I can't remember this guys name, but it is a bulb cause I used to have it a LONG time ago.
7.I have this in my yard too, only smaller and it has pink flowers but I was wondering what it is myself. Hopefully someone will know.
1. phlox which comes in white and bright pink among others.
2. looks like a week cherry
3. if that's columbine it's totally different than what I have leaf wise - but what I can see of the blue looks columbinish
4. looks more like a crabapple than a cherry - the bark doesn't look like cherry
5. I've always caled that I bridal bush but spirea is probably right (and that's a hosta sitting under it. I love hostas. so do deer and rabbits. sigh)
6. Allium - onion family
7. A very very pretty flame azalea.
I love plants.
Oh, cool! Tami knew the ones I didn't! I didn't know that azalea looked like that! Mine are pink, but they are so different than the kind I had at my old house. Cool!
The purple and yellow flowers do look like columbine. That is the state flower for Colorado. :-)
that's "weeping" cherry, not week cherry - where were my fingers going? you gotta wonder at the disconnect sometimes....
There really is a "weeping cherry"?! That is too cool.
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