Garden Photos - Part 37

Oak leaf with clovers and astilbe.

Colchicum

Colchucum with my garden cat.

Oops, I didn't post the pic.

Gaillardia 'Oranges And Lemons' and marigolds.

'Oranges And Lemons' Check out the spider on one of the petals.

This message was edited Sep 16, 2008 8:41 PM

Hi Karen,

This is the first year with Oso Easy, but so far, no disease at all.

Marigolds

Helenium autumnale

Verbena bonariensis

Salvia 'Royal Crimson Distinction'

Rose hip from Rosa rugosa

Rudbeckia nitida 'Autumn Sun'

chartreuse lemon balm

Agastache 'Black Adder'

Salvia 'Coral Nymph'

Gaillardia 'Tangerine'

Bee on Gaillardia flower

Well, I'm having trouble posting more pics, so I'll try again tomorrow.

Karen

We'll try again. Here are some marigolds.

goldenrod

closer pic....

NOID phlox

Phlox 'Nora Leigh'

Great pics, nutsfordaylily. Love your Helenium.

Victor, nice to see a lilac in fall. I just planted the two I bought, can't wait for spring.

Redchic, that Gazania pic is so striking!

Second showing for this Foxglove

Dawn Redwood 'Gold Rush'. Is this the one you have, Victor?

Thanks, Dyane. Love that foxglove.

Karen

Persicaria 'Red Dragon'

'Red Dragon' flowers

Comfry

Seedling daylily - don't know the parentage.

A closer shot.

One last picture for tonight, then to bed. I'm tired. Had a long day working in the gardens.

This is a NOID rambler rose, a nice one.

Aster with visitor

Delphinium with BES

Dahlia Santa Claus still going strong

I have a question maybe one of you could help to answer.I let quite a few plants go to seed this year to fill in some bare spots but I'm not sure how I am supposed to deal with all the little seedlings sprouting where the Zebrina was this summer. Does the original plant come back with Zebrina or do I need to keep the seedlings to have a plant next year? Any help is welcomed. Here's a pic. The original plant is on the right with the woody stem. I had to cut it back due to hail damage.

This is what it looked like in bloom.

It is hardy so the original should come back. It is a major self-seeder. You can thin it out in spring, I guess.

Yes, Karen, that is my dawn redwood. Great shots.

This message was edited Sep 16, 2008 10:04 PM

my zabrina only last two years... glad I left the seedlings ... man you have a ton of them there.. might want to thin some out.. If I were in that position I would actually dig some up and replant them elsewhere

or just leave some of the healthiest looking ones and cut off the rest

Love that dahlia, Dyane. How's the baby? Sleeping any better? Nice gaillardia and helenium shots, Karen.