Gaillardia Burgundy
Garden Photos - Part - 20
Here's the pic
I'm still waiting on the Lambertson's to get back to me, if they do; it is a holiday weekend...most growers get back to peeps within a few days to a week...so, fingers crossed it's supposed to be 'Painted Bunting.'
I was never a true red or purple flowering plant person, this year...lol...it seems like I have more and more and more purples (Paul's influence) and reds (not intentional)...although, the red DL's are scaped and budded out like mad! I always seemed to have a lot of variegation, greys, yellows and oranges. I seem to be less selective with my Crayolas as I get older! lol.
Victor--is the dragon's blood a creeping type?
Hi guys, just saw this thread, I have been posting in the Mid South forum, so here I go, yippie! Clemen
Butterfly bush!
Invasive Trumpet vine ready to bloom! Clemen
Tropical Princess Flower! Clem
Two different passifloras in bloom!
Pink Beauty Brug! Nice fragrance! Clem
Purpleloose strife! One of my favorites! Clemen
Ooops did a double
This message was edited Jul 6, 2008 9:56 AM
I am really loving all these great garden pics. Here are a few more.
There are three turkeys hiding in this pic, can you find them?
These little malva self seed all over
Daylilies are starting to open today
The 'Terra Cotta' yarrow is showing all it's different colors now, it also got taller than expected and will have to be moved further back in the garden next year.
A little fellow taking a rest on CL echinacea
Shastas are all opening too, these I believe are 'Highland Dreams'
Nice, Clem. I like that pink bloom. Didn't know anyone actually grew purple loosestrife! I see one turkey, ngam. Great shot of the hopper and I like that yarrow.
Iris - forgot to answer you. Yes, it is a low creeping type. Only about 2 inches high at most. More sun equals more red.
Purpleloosestrife is a favorite for landscapers here on the Island, you see them all over the malls and gardens!
Gnam, nice pics and that echinacea with the little fellow on top, how cute is that! I love it! Clemen
A morning glory in bloom!
Can you spot the froggie! Clemen
That's surprising since it's one of the most invasive plants on the east coast!
I know it's been banned in many States, and many nurseries do not carry them, but oh well, I like her.
dwarf balloon
a present from Michele625
little buddy visiting the monarda
thank you thank you thank you Sue!!!!
golden jubilee?
it wasn't the BES that got eaten it was my echinacea
supposed to be a tri-color... I only see 2
messy little things
yellow mexican hat
talk about a chuckle patch
That was the stuff that revealed the affair between Rose and the Captain in "Ryans Daughter"
Watch out for those pollins
and another
Aren't Daiseys cheerful.I am drawn to daisylike flowers as accents for other perennials.
no clue what you are talking about GE
:)
took me three years to get this huge baby to bloom... amazing now that it did
LOVE IT
another bloom on the same begonia
