Bird's Foot Trefoil....

A few thing here...

Hymenocalis sulfer queen


Sophronitis cernua and Zygonesia cynosure 'Blue Bird'


OT Lily Scheherazade growing up thru Plumeria


NOID pink Plumeria and Plumeria 'Aztec Gold'

Lovely blooms! My hymenocallis did not bloom again..it is just grasshopper feed this year sadly.

My Adenium obesum is thankfully holding on to its blooms, carry over from June, and it is now nicely opening up buds on its left side, so it is balancing out finally. It was getting too bloom heavy on the side facing east:



Noid Plumie Yellow is still blooming too, one at a time, glad it is holding up well:


It is like pulling teeth with my Caladium to go on with its leaves, I have several leaves trying to show, at least 2 made it so far ..as a consolation I have a bud waiting to bloom:

hmmm...apparently have a Nicotiana sylvestris. This is good, can save seeds for next year.



Linaria Canon J. Went.....




Lavatera 'Barnsley Baby'...





Further developing of the bloom of the Nepeta tuberosa...

The crocosmias are starting....

From seeds of Agastache 'Tango' from Duane....



Salvia azurea......








NOID Panicle hydrangea.....










Any old grass is good in the morning light....








Rehmannia still.....





Hydrangea 'Fuji Waterfall'





After getting moved up here, I would think of various plants or seeds that I had not brought with me...had one of the bright pink centranthus, but not the 'reddish' one...and then was parked at an overlook and looked down, out the window, and there was one flowering there...LOL..only one I've seen around here...this is my first flowering seedling from the seeds I grabbed there...

Love the assortment of blooms, Sherry!

Pelargonium sidoides is showing up:


Maxillaria tenuifolia started to show a solo bloom last July 9th yey!


Euphorbia millii is very active right now, I think I was being bad before not giving it frequent watering, now that I stepped up watering, it has been generously blooming:


Hoya kerrii variegata in bloom as well:

Every day brings something new...fun to look forward to.

I miss my Geranium sidoides...in the ground it can grow into good sized mounds....

Thank you for the pics......

Got some bloomers - in no organized order at all. I guess the amaranth isn't actually a "bloomer" and neither is the little polka dot plant reseeder in the hosta pot - came from about five feet away, but oh well. The white sage is blooming at the very top, backed up by what's left of the celosia 'flamingo feather' and the cleome. The clematis is blooming, too, as well as the silver dusty miller 'Colchester White' gotta get some closeups of those. Later.

More Bloomin' blooms:
Clematis:



dusty miller 'Colchester White'


The Flower Cart

Is that the Virgin's Bower clematis?

I have Sweet Autumn Clematis planted at the base of a fence covered with very old, shrub-like ivy...where it can just go wild, but it hasn't yet...maybe this year, been in the ground a couple of years now and I see lot of new growth...

That's c. ligusticifolia, Annie's calls it 'Western White Clematis'. I haven't found it in the P Database, but wonder if its also var. californica. I'll post it over there at the Clematis Forum and see if anyone knows. Its a native.

yes, the usual mish mash of names....some sites will list it as Virgin's Bower, which is technically clematis virginiana, others as Western Virgin's Bower and some as Western White Clematis. The Master Gardeners sale here recently had it as Western White Clematis....lovely by any name...

It really is lovely!

I have this brug...from a cutting....and day before yesterday I started hacking at the big old overgrown ivy on the back fence, having decided that I would put the brug in there now that it's finally taken off...wind protection, frost protection...so I pulled it out just a bit ago and OMG!...it's flowering, I had no idea! 2 flowers and about 6-7 more buds...I'm so excited!...LOL...












This is where it's going to go.....

Yay! I wish I had a place for one. They are so pretty and smell so good! Apricot color?

No, more dark orange and yellow...I'm tempted to say brugmansia sanguineum, but haven't researched it...Bex did say that she'd not seem one like it....

Yes, think it's sanguineum.....
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Oh yumm!

I think so too.....