Perennials: spring 2019, 1 by Loretta_NJ

Loretta_NJ wrote:
That\'s because yours is Burning Hearts and mine is Bleeding Hearts. I made the same mistake when I started to write my post. I don\'t know if it will make it over winter but it was the only one at my new favorite nursery - Plant Detectives up near my son\'s college. I\'m hoping it makes some seeds at least. Heliopsis is one plant that the rabbit and gopher don\'t eat.
I am loving those zinnia blooms. Not all of them are as nice like these but others probably have mites. It\'s in a part of the garden where every plant has white stippling. Do they have that in Alaska? But here are some more nice examples at a public garden near me of Queen Orange Lime.
Then there is Queen Lime with a Blotch. I didn\'t get as lucky with the flower form on this pack but I will try it again.
Favorite New Guinea Impatiens this year.
Then I found Marigold Strawberry Blonde at that same nursery. Like a real blonde she seems to have dark roots. Most of the flowers changed color from what they were initially to the dark red left center.
Gomphrena \'Fireworks\' - I like this one and so does the groundhog.