giant crambe
horned poppy
Japanese tree lilac
yarrowThe 15th of the month means it is time once again to share what is blooming in my garden. For expediency I am using common names only. (s) indicates multiple species or varieties in bloom.
Trees
Japanese tree lilac
Shrubs
None
Grasses
Blue fescue
Blue avena
Overdam feather reed grass
Vines
Clematis(s)
Rose(s)
Perennials
Yarrow(s)
Penstemon(s)
Red & white valerian
Hardy water lily(s)
Geranium(s)
Pink maltese cross
Missouri evening primrose
Giant crambe
Rose(s)
Self heal
Crater Lake veronica
Creeping thyme(s)
Poppy(s)
Mullen
Creeping potentilla
Daylily
Lamb’s ears
Yellow ice plant
Spiderwort
Salvia
Coreopsis
Whirling butterflies
Lavender(s)
Dianthus
Snow-in-summer
Catmint
Partridge Feather
Coralbells
Poppy mallow
Pincushion flower
Moneywort
Texas red yucca
Himalayan sage
5 comments:
WOW!!
I can almost smell that Japanese tree lilac! Mmmmmmmmmm! Nothing like late springtime in the Rockies!
That Japanese tree lilac is outstanding. Mine didn't bloom very well this year because of some cold, cold April weather at the wrong time. Besides the lilac tree, we have something else in common...I also have a degree in horticulture!
Thanks for participating in Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day.
Beautiful photos of beautiful blooms. It has been fun visiting your garden on Garden Bloggers Bloom Day.
Love the Crambe, what a pity that it flowers only for a short period of time but when it does ..... wow!
Your Japanese tree lilac is wonderful!
BTW I'm a garden designer too and my blooms are up as well.
Thanks ladies!
Yes, the tree lilac is at it's all time best this year thanks to a cool and rainy Spring.
I love the crambe for it's giant foliage too...
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