What's blooming in your gardens? Please feel free to post pics of your blooms!!
This is Siloam Double Classic daylily. Such a pretty bloomer!
May Blooms
The balloon flower has started blooming. It's got more blooms & buds on it this year than I've ever seen!
Coreopsis & gaillardia
Pink skullcap is now in full bloom.
A lovely visitor on my gaillardia.
How beautiful, Stephanie! Here's one I don't know the name of but makes this pretty bloom that lasts about 2-3 days. Has thin, dark green leaves.
And some of these...
I love the name of these lantana--Carlos. Get it??
Bat face Cuphea
silver mound lantana
And my first cosmos bloom. I LOVE FLOWERS!! Sorry, didn't mean to yell!
Those are gorgeous!! The first one looks like a rain lily and the second one is a pink Turk's Cap.
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, I can never remember the name of some things. I'm going to put it in my gardening journal now so I don't forget again! Janet
All looks great! Stephanie, you need to post that pic of skullcap as a suggestion for catzgalore. That would be beautiful ground cover
This picture was taken a few weeks ago, but the Rose Campion loves springtime in Texas.
Carla
White poppy
Veronica 'Royal Candles'
Columbine
Clematis
Iris
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Gorgeous iris! I love that rose campion. I have white that literally pales to the rose .
Zebrina hollyhock
blueberry sundae
dwarf butterfly bush
I just Love it when all the flowers start to bloom. So many lovely flowers from all of you. Love the Hollyhock.....must get one of those.
Here are some of ours.
Ixora
Butterfly Bush
White Cannas
Balloon Flowers
How does the rose campion handle our summer heat? I love that plant but never thought it would do well here.
Daylilies
All the pictures are beautiful!! Where have I been??
I was just gifted a rose campion like yours Carla! Love it. The guy that gave it to me lives in Edgecliff (s. FW) so I know it will do well. He said his is in sun most of the day. There have been about four blooms since I planted it last week. May have some to share at future RUs down the road.
Too tired to post mine tonight....
morganc, just beautiful! Love the water too. Quick question about cannas. Are they shallow rooted? I am thinking of camouflaging an ugly back fence but all the cable etc lines are there,
I've had Rose Campion now for several years and it does quite well. I have mine planted in morning sun, all afternoon shade. It's one of the first things to wake up in the spring, but also starts to fade when temps get into the mid-90s. It's one of the few things that I will make an extra effort to keep watered all summer (this was one of my Dad's favorite plants, so it's kind of sentimental for me). I love having the color in the flowerbeds early in the growing season.
Carla
Carla, I love the added touch of the driftwood too.
OK....this is some of my bloomers this month...and no I do take pictures without butterflies, but it is so much fun with them. This Tiger ST found my first coneflower bloom on this plant.
Same TST visiting the zinnia and scabiosa blooms.
Close up of my new Rose Campion 'crown pink'.
Forgotten the name of this huchera....but it retains most of it's foliage during the winter.
Larkspur with a Hawk moth or hummingbird moth taking nectar.
New to me daylily...should have a name. Love the way it looks like watercolors that ran.
