Stephanie, what species are those plants? I want to find some.
C
September Blooms
Althea
Zinnias with Lycoris in the middle ... love the FALL
Clematis Jackmanii
Zinnias and Red Panama Hybiscus
What will I do whitout Potato Vine?
Soon I will buy pumpkins and lay in between the vines to make it look like a "pumpkin patch". Perfect for Halloween and Thanks Givings
A few blooms.
More.
More still.
Cheryl, which one are you wanting to find?
Red Huricane lilies or is that what they are called? I know they are bulbs.
newtonsthirdlaw
are those Scarlet Beans?
if yes, do you eat the pods or they are just ornamentals?
I have Ox Blood Lilies.
I need to divide them ... because they are so pretty and they are growing in a area that doesn't get much water either .... so they must be really hardy for my zone 8a
Ok, this is by far the most spectacular thing that bloomed in my life this summer. My first grandchild (EJ).
Hyacinth bean and I don't eat it so no idea about taste.
C
That is a beautiful grandbaby you have there, Congratulations!!!
Handsome little "flower" you have blooming there, Cheryl! Congratulations!
The lilies are called Oxblood lilies, hurricane lilies, or schoolhouse lilies. I got mine from a lady in Houston in a swap, but I know that Southern Bulb sells them as does Old House Gardens. IIRC, I planted them in June and had blooms the first year.
I found this blooming at the Daingerfield State Park. I have seen it in other places here in Northeast Texas. It bleeds a white sap like a milkweed but is not. Can anyone ID?
A close up of the little flower. When in seed, it has a triangular shaped nut sack of three.
I think it is a type of Euphorbia but don't know which one, don't have time to research right now, maybe later.
Thank you. It is Euphorbia corollata, Flowering spurge. It is native to almost 40 of our 50 states.
I love my roses at this time of the year
Pardon Me Daylily, always a great re-bloomer
Sage, zinnias and lycoris
Confederate Rose
baby Cucumber
Flame acanthus, still a superstar in my garden
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calwell pink, my favorite earthkind rose.
It is always in bloom and later in the fall the leaves will turn red.
The passion vine is still blooming away! I now have lots of little fruits on it, too. I've so enjoyed watching this bloom.
The obedient plants have started blooming.
My TCU plants! The tall Mexican petunias have loved the heat!
Rain lilies after the rain we had last week.
Esperanza blooms
Red goes with everything! Gomphrena "Strawberry Fields" and West Texas mistflower
Just beautiful!!!
Clematis ...
This is a new Clematis I planted in the spring ... I am glad that it did survived !!
Like clock-work, every september: Abrahm Darby
Zinnias ... so nice and colorfull
Lycoris still popping out in every corner.
I am so happy because I thought I lost them.
