My wildflower garden isn't quite as spectacular as last year, but I do have some nice individual flowers in the midst of the mess. For instance, there's a white coneflower in the foreground.
I think my memory is failing. This is balloon flower. But last year I swear it was a single (this one is a double), and I remember it being about twenty feet from where this one is blooming.
This is a yellow ratibida, also known as Mexican Hat or prairie coneflower.
This is red ratibita. I used to have this in my garden in Jefferson.
Is this Chinese Lantern? Or a weed? I guess I'll wait to see if they turn red. It's really loving the wet area under the water spigot.
This looks like Forget-Me-Not, but I thought that only blooms in the spring...?
Speaking of specimens, guess which one is the Dwarf Sugar Gray and which one is the Oregon Giant.
My wildflower garden isn't quite as spectacular as last year, but I do have some nice individual flowers in the midst of the mess. For instance, there's a white coneflower in the foreground.
I think my memory is failing. This is balloon flower. But last year I swear it was a single (this one is a double), and I remember it being about twenty feet from where this one is blooming.
This is a yellow ratibida, also known as Mexican Hat or prairie coneflower.
This is red ratibita. I used to have this in my garden in Jefferson.
Is this Chinese Lantern? Or a weed? I guess I'll wait to see if they turn red. It's really loving the wet area under the water spigot.
This looks like Forget-Me-Not, but I thought that only blooms in the spring...?
Speaking of specimens, guess which one is the Dwarf Sugar Gray and which one is the Oregon Giant.
