Miscellaneous bloomers

Volunteer sunflowers that sprout in mulch made from the detritus under the bird feeders.

Gaillardia

Desert honeysuckle

Angelita daisies, Blond Ambition gamagrass, desert honeysuckle

Tangerine Dream cross vine

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Leucophyllum in back, Nandina, dwarf pomegranate, salvia, chocolate flower, muhlenbergia, gaillardia, lycoris leaves

Gorgeous!

Thanks for showing us your bloomers :)

Love all of them .

Thanks, you ladies!

Fishknees, there are enough for every day of the week. :-)

Thanks for your pictures! I never knew I had a desert honeysuckle before - it was just a mystery plant I'd gotten off the Lowes clearance rack!

Crista, I'm really glad the pics were helpful but I should have added that the 'desert honeysuckle' is really Justicia spicigera which has some other common names, too. Mexican honeysuckle (rather than Desert) is one, as are Orange plumeflower, and Firecracker Plant. My brain was being lazy. Thanks for making me see how lax I was.

Golden Ecstasy iris.

Not blooming but still pretty. A variegated Vinca major from fishknees.

One reason that I have cactus.

Judy, beautiful back lit photo of your iris.

Thanks for noticing, Sharon. That iris is nice on its own, but with the help of a little morning sun it glows.

I love that cactus! (I can't believe I said that)

I can't believe it either. Don't you see those pointy things it has on it?