Not much blooming yet. The snapdragons were WSown a few years ago.

Karen

Knautia macedonia, WSown last year. Also maltese cross (way too tall this year!) and blue flax, both a few years old but both WSown. Also a few hunks of white snapdragon WSown this year.

Karen

Verbascum southern charm, chives, and gaillardia

Karen

Ringed bellflower, WSown last year. The plant is huge

Karen

But the flowers and pretty, dainty little things.

Karen

Lavender, WSown a few years ago

Karen

Karen, thanks for the pictures! I hadn't even thought about wsing lavendar or the verbascum, duh!!! Did the Southern Charm germinate easily? I did do the kautica a 2 years ago and love that one. Need to remember to collect seeds this year.
Bev

Bev, it's been a long time since I started the verbascum, but I think the germination was good. I've read that verbascum can be a pesty reseeder but this one is sterile, it doesn't produce seeds.

The knautia has pretty flowers, but I really like the foliage, too. Now that it's bigger, it's noticeable.

Karen

Finally found the camera and have a few pics of wintersown poppies. This one's big and fluffy. Really cool:)

Lauren's Grape I think.

A fluffy white one, too.

Pretty poppies, Bev. Have you grown them before? Wondering how long they last for you?

Karen

Thanks:)
I have had some poppies before. They will be gone in the next couple of weeks for the most part. I do like the look of the seedheads, though. I tend to plant them among other things so that I don't have the dreaded bare spots. I'll be collecting seeds from them soon.
Here are some nasturtiums that are at the front of that same bed.

Another from the Alaska series. This was the first time I had success with wsing them. They are making me very happy, lol!

Pretty!

Karen

Thanks!
Did you get all of your ws plants in yet? It's steaming hot here today and here I am sticking more into the beds. Had to come in to cool off for a bit.

I didn't have many WSowns to plants this year, but whatever I had has been planted. I finished in May.

Karen

The heat is upon us and the ws plants continue to come on. Here's a small dianthus.

Some of the b. buttons. These surprised me since I transplanted them out pretty roughly. I just love them though so I thought I'd try.

opps! didn't attach the picture.