The more traditional Toad lily Is pretty too. It is standing upright this year instead of leaning over toward the sun. I think it is 'Mikyazaki'. If anyone knows it as a different name please tell me.
Most of the flowers in the garden are onesies. What has caught my eye are the Varigated Lily Turf. I just love those little rods of blooms sticking up out of the turf. They work great in small vases too.
This little white striped Lirope 'Silver Dragon' has the same type of blooms only much smaller.
They are the same shape but such a pale lavender that they look white when you look at them from a distance. I transplanted these little babies two years ago in November when they came to pour our new front sidewalk. They must be tough as iron. They have settled in and spread some.
Another of my favorites is the Hardy Begonia. This plant has not only survived here it has spread a little.
The biggest splash in the garden right now even though it isn't in full flower is the 'Fireworks' Solidago. This plant is the pollinator crowd pleaser this time of year. The bees, butterflies and bug all forsake the salvias when this comes into bloom.
I am not going to tire you withe the photos of the onsies. Let us just say that many of the summer bloomers are still coaxing out a few blooms despite not much rain and the light becoming less and less each day.
For more fall flowers click over to Carol's at Maydreams garden. Join the fun of listing what is blooming this time of the month.
Other blooms at Greenbow:
Sedums
Anemones
Salvias: Black and Blue, Wendy's Wish, Blue Spires, Victorias Blue.
Russian Sage
Honeysuckles: Sempervirens, Scentsations.
Tall Garden Phlox: Pink and White
Jeruselam Artichoke
Hydrangeas: Lime Light, Vanilla Strawberry, Oakleaf.
Persicaria: Dragon Tongue; Corporal
Datura
Shrubs:
Kerria
Little Bonnie Dwarf Spirea
Cape Myrtle
Annuals:
Penstemon
Dahlia
Impatiens
Chinelle Plant
Zinnia
Orchid
Angelwing begonia
Wow, you still have tons of flowers blooming! It's great to see the butterflies enjoying the Goldenrod. I noticed the hummingbirds nectaring on it, too, the other day. I'm surprised you've had so much less rain than we have, since we're not that far apart. Your garden looks very healthy. Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteLovely display Lisa.....
ReplyDeleteI love the hard begonia, looks beautiful.
Goldenrod is also a favourite, sadly they never do well here.
Butterflies have been few this year. Plenty of blooms but not many takers :((
Have a good weekend......
I meant hardy begonia of course :)
ReplyDeleteIs the yellow toad lily the one you bought at Hornbaker's? It is lovely! No wonder you were so tickled to find it. I'm embarrassed to say I still haven't planted any of my plants...but then I haven't done much gardening in the past two weeks, period. I'm hoping for good weather next week and a less-crowded schedule so I can get everything planted and some much-needed cutting back and weeding done.
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