I went out today to prune back the wild blackberries since my gardening tips suggest I do so. I only got about 25% of that job completed.
Along the way I found a whole bunch of new flowers blooming.
First is what I have concluded may be the Soft Milkpea. This one is blooming wonderfully but the time is quickly approaching that the blooms will subside and tiny seed pods will fill their place. I love this as a ground cover. It lays flat and yet doesn't mind being walked on. I may transplant many of these to my orchid house floor. It's much prettier than Asphlund mulch.
Late Summer Blooms
Although I was convinced that it was in my best interest to remove these from my immediate yard, I am letting them grow at will out in the wild part of my property.
I researched this and came up with the name Flame Leaf Sumac. In the fall the leaves will turn a flame red. But I didn't know it would bloom, and here they are.
And revisiting one that I posted before. We were not able to name it, but the flowers have gotten brighter, but not changed their form much.
Artcons and his DW were here visiting this past weekend. He likes Florida Natives and all butterfly attractors. I researched all the plants he has posted in his gardens and I found some he didn't have yet. So I potted them up and sent him home with some new ones. Of course he brought me 30 of some of his favorites.
And yet, I found more new ones this week. He will think I was holding out on him.
:^)))))
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