2010 Garden Photos #20

Came from here
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1108277/#new

Good job, Jo! Are you growing any Oriental lilies this year? More sweet peas are blooming, the heat is pushing everything.

This is the 2nd year the beetles have not touched this lily.....

Daisy Sonnenshein, which has not flopped yet!

nice shots Joann! like the daisy Marilyn.

just a couple from today - monarda

and a rose

Okay another thread zipped by. First from the last threadJoAnn your sun/shade beds are looking good as are all those pretty lilies. What is the white bloom in back of the bear, phlox?
Victor those IR pics are strangely very pretty in a sci-fi movie sort of way. Very cool!
Rama that is a happy sunflower for the start of summer, very appropriate.
D-nut I like those dwarf iris. They are like little jewels when the light shines through them.
Robindog that is a very nice pink lily and love the daisy.
Here are a few from the garden here.
First up butterfly weed.

Bill love the monarda. The only one just blooming now here is the red JC. Is yours 'Raspberry Wine?

Campanula 'Superba"

campanula 'Pritchard's Variety'

echinacea 'Coconut Lime' just starting to bloom.

New one this year, echhinacea 'Flame Thrower' just opening first bloom.

latest view of echie 'Marmalade'

rose 'Gentle Hermione'

lily Gran Cru

and yarrow 'Terra Cotta'.

LUV Marmalade ngam! Does it fade to pink?

D-nut it started blooming the first week of June. This pic is the faded color I think. Stays pretty orange peachy color. Nice and bright from a distance. New this year so we will see if it returns but so far a good plant.

ngam i like your echies.
Yes that is phlox MiniPearl.Just the right height.

Well thanks for the new thread!!!!

I amaze myself.
Just took this between showers

nice pat - like the echi's i have a few of those and this will be the first year for them - flame thrower did not make the winter here, was only a little one from a coop.

the monarda is pink lace.

sorry to hear about the flame thrower wha :( Is that a new one? I'm not convinced that some of these new euch introductions are stable yet.

you may be right dnut - i lost a few from a fall coop flame thrower, tangerine dream, and another one. i replaced one with a larger plant bought locally - watch it will be flamer thower:)

Nice shots. Love that daisy, Robin. Very cheery.

Which monarda, Bill? Nice.

Wow - like Marmalade, Pat. Not a typical orange but more of a fall color. How long do you have it?

Sweet potato vine.

WL.

Persian Market.

Last - that JI again.

JoAnn it was worth the dash out to get those pics of that JI, so lovely.
Victor 'Marmalade' is new this year. I have pinched off the early buds that these new echies came with so they would beef up a little. Will see if they return next spring. I never buy little plants in the fall, never had much luck that way. Bill, 'Flame Thrower' is supposed to be a good one so you never know.
I like the water lily Victor, they are so pretty and that JI is just beautiful.
Was just out in the garden and got a surprise. Didn't expect to see this until next year.
The other two lupins do not have any but the blue one has a bud.

Very nice JI Victor
Pat enjoy your lupine

Thanks. I'll wait for your report next year on Marmalade, Pat. Many of these new ones are duds.

The 'Tomato Soup' echie I got in the coop is going gangbusters. I'm very happy. Waiting for 'Fragrant Angel' to bloom.

Loving everyone's pics.

I have to say that my clem, Franziska Marie, has the longest lasting individual flowers than any clem I have. Mine have been opened for weeks now!

t-soup was the other i had the did not make it - and that was the one i replaced it with locally - thx jan for mentioning it:)

Pat, tell me more about Hermione...love her. Bill, outstanding color on your rose...looks so nice on the white trellis....Jo, glad you got the raindrops on the JI...suits them! And Victor, that waterlily is a beauty. I have no echies blooming yet, dug most of them up last year, don't know if Coconut Lime is still among the living or not.

Gentle Hermione is a David Austin rose. Mine is own root. Pale shell pink color with strong old rose fragrance. Makes a nice rounded bush. Third year here. Fairly good disease resistance. Reblooms all season. Flowers hold up well in the rain, close at night.

'Pat Austin' is blooming well. Probably is happy because it is an own root.

I think roses look and do better if they are own root. Used to have over 40, but too many bugs that eat them here, only have five now. Here is another pic GH.

:) You're welcome, Wha.

Gentle Hermione is on my wish list. Pat Austin - I now have 2. One growing as a shrub and another one I'm going to train as a mini climber. All own root roses.