My hydrangea bush now has 2 bloom clusters.
This is my much sought-after Scarlet Lobelia or Candinal Flower showing its soon-to-be blooms.
My coneflower. (There was a slight breeze and it wouldn't stand still for a focused picture.)
Beautiful brown-eyed Susans.
The liatris is beginning to open. This one is more of a mauve color. The one in front (yet to bloom this year) is, I believe, pink. We'll find out how good my memory is later this season!
I have a couple of pink Astilbes coming into their own. I love these graceful plants.
Here's another bloom from this beautiful lily I purchased last weekend.
6 comments:
Your garden is lovely. I recognize several familiar faces on the blooms you have as they are also blooming in mine. Hope your visit with your parents was good and all enjoyed it.
VERY pretty!
I love my flowers as if they are my children!
hugs, Cheryl
Hi Sandy...Here in Ohio my pink Astilbes have seen their better days...but my Naked Lady Lilies are blooming.
I loved my visit on your beautiful blog. I see you share my passion of flowers. I call it my OCFD(Obsessive Compulsive Flower Disorder) It is truly an illness over my acre of flower gardens. It hosts 38 rose bushes here on our Ponderosa. You have a blessed evening.
It's never to late to flaunt flowers!! Beautiful..
this is beyond lovley! I cant imagine having a garden this pretty!
I always wanted to garden but the weather in Kuwait is not friendly.. its too hot and too dusty.. unless you use indoor plants for indoor gardens!
thanks alot for stopping by my blog!
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