June Blooms Page 2

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My catnip is blooming which is rare considering the 2 cats from next door love to devour it! LOL

Also blooming is this NOID plant. I think it's some kind of geranium.

Whatever it is, it is very pretty. I have more than one thing blooming right now that I don't even know where they came from. Mitch has given me so many plants before his move and I would just stick them anywhere I had a little space.

Have a Happy Day.

Christi

zinnias... very furry zinnia...

glads...

Lilium tigrinum 'flore pleno' and Gladiolus oppositiflorus var salmoneus

a pretty unusual sight--a biflorus Habranthus 'Russell Manning'

Lilium leichtlinii

Scutellaria alpina ssp. supina--just starting to bloom

Lilium tigrinum 'flore pleno' another view

Scadoxus multiflorus

Stephanie-your noid is probably one of the erodiums.
-T

Thanks seed! Off to check that out at PF!

Here are some coneflowers, salvia, indigo

This is a cuphea and melochia

A pink justicia

So pretty, Steph! Love all the pinks!

Coreopsis, Rudbeckia Hirta, daylily, veronicas, Esperanza, and butterfly bush.

Coreopsis & friend

Daylily "Golden Girl"

I'm so behind I haven't gone all through the last thread! This one is off to grand start tho!

Stephanietx, Is that nepeta nervosa 'pink cat' in you first picture.

Steph, what is variegated foliage in the bottom right of Post #5088357 ?

It is variegated thunbergia

My first Cosmos started blooming a few days ago.

Daylily "Silver Ripples" is putting on a show today.

Lastly, how 'bout this funny looking Rudbeckia flower?

Stephanietx, your Rudbeckia looks like it may be fasciated, very cool. Here's a brief description of facsiation.
http://www.wildflower.org/expert/show.php?id=463

Steph, would you please post a pic of the variegated thunbergia when it blooms. That foliage really caught my eye, it's stunning.

broncbuster, I would love for you to visit. If you know where the high school is, you are almost to my house, if not, just give me a call for directions.

esperanza and KO roses

more lilies

white plumbago

mexican heather

hibiscus

My Chocolate Daisy, looking good!

Turk's Cap....the hummingbirds and butterflies love it!

And Lion's Ear starting to bloom.

A mish-mash of Zinnias, Verbena, Salvia, Trailing Lantana, Coreopsis, and more. And one camera-shy Sunflower!

Carla

Very bright and colorful! Love the sunflower, too!

My Katie's Ruellia decided to bloom today.

This Kwanzo daylily also opened, but it's a bit deformed. Also, something's going on with it because some of the buds are drying up and turning brown.

Crepe myrtle Dwarf Red