Please show what is blooming this time of year.
This is a little volunteer that popped up in my flower box.
Fall...so what's blooming in your garden?
Mixed Gaillardia:
Rudbeckia Irish Eyes:
More of the mixed Gaillardia:
This is very pretty.
Aster Purple Viking:
Caryopteris Dark Knight:
Dahlia Unwin's Dwarf:
Tricyrtis Empress:
Clematis Kilian Donahue reblooming:
very nice Angie!! I wish i had a lot of stuff blooming. Much of mine is waning down. Though the NE Asters are in bloom. I pretty much just have a smattering of plants blooming... my garden is certainly NOT as pretty as it was last year this time.
I'm actually just going out to start clipping back the "dead" stuff.... I have plenty of that.
sedum autumn joy
A nice dark color mum in full bloom
Lovely, garden6. I particularly like the melampodiums.
Karen, it comes and goes around here. I have some daylilies blooming again and the roses are starting to revive with the cooler weather. My Salvia Black and Blue is still blooming nicely and the bumblebees and hummers love it. Overall, the show is done here and I now have the daunting task of planting more bulbs and redoing the area around our mailbox. As Rosanne Roannadanna said, "It's always something."
Angie
Wild asters trying to take over here
I was pleasantly surprised to find some in pink. I may leave them.
a few hardy geraniums still putting out a bloom or two
I don't remember the name of this one, but I like the color.
Buxton's Blue?
I am not sure , I dug it from a garden I work , the lady did not like it.
I find it a very nice plant , of course I have a special attraction to hardy geraniums.
Rose Molineux:
I love this rose!
Dahlia LeBaron:
This dahlia is really more purple than this photo suggests. Lovely deep color.
A gardenia blooming now:
some of my mini roses are blooming
They must be putting on there last show of the season.
Nice flowers, everyone.
Japanese anenomes always heralds the arrival of autumn in my garden. Purple ones
And the much taller white ones.
They are beautiful, that is one flower my garden is missing, and I wish I had.
Soils: I planted some Anemone Honorine Jobert last spring and it's barely making it for me. Not showing much growth at all. I was hoping for some blossoms this fall. I have it planted in a shady part of the garden, but it gets some morning sun. I'm hoping it'll live over and put on a display for me next year. I also have acanthus mollis in the same area and it's not doing much either, just hanging on.
Yours are lovely.
Angie
Thanks, gardengus.
Angie - I have noticed that J. anenomes do grow very slowy in the beginning, but once they take hold, they will take off. I have to constantly pull them out several times a year to keep them in check now. Hopefully yours will thrive next year.
This message was edited Sep 22, 2009 3:29 PM
Wow, Soils, just the encouragement I needed! I'll keep my eyes open for spectacular blossoms next fall!
TY
Angie
Lots and lots of rain here the last 2 weeks, combined with a more pleasant than usual Memphis summer ... apparently a good mix. Not seen in this picture is a huge old lilac which sprouted all new leaves this last week and is now blossoming out like it's spring. Oh, well -- no complaints here!
Pretty grouping of plants there, MissMary. Which Platycodon is that?
Thank you, it's Sentimental Blue. It's been a really good bloomer all summer.
My big old lilac began to display brown spots on its leaves in June. Eventually, they withered, dried and fell off last month. I gave it up for dead after all these years.
So what's blooming in my garden? Here's a picture of the lilac I took just today.
I believe it's confused, but I plan to enjoy every minute of it!
This is an a pic from last year just showing the bloom...but Dendranthema "Bolero" is in full bloom and stunning this year! it at least 5 ft. in circumference!
I'll bet that's spectacular!
Thsi really doesnt show how pretty it really is but you get an idea how huge it is!! My Rhumba is just starting to bloom and it is not near as big as Bolero!
Bolero
