A LOT!
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| We first became acquainted with heartleaf skullcap at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center in Austin. |
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| Wedelia |
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| Purple salvia |
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| Salvia 'Eyelash' and Texas betony |
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| Butterfly gaura |
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| American beautyberry (left) and more salvia |
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| Shasta daisies |
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| Squarebud primrose and Texas betony |
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| Winecup, 'Amazon' dianthus and pink evening primrose |
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| Common yarrow |
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| Bee on longwood blue |
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| More of 'Amazon' dianthus |
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| Sedums |
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| Pearl milkweed vine |
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| Mexican oregano |
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| Take a look at the volunteer peach tree and pumpkin (squash?) vines growing in our compost pile! |
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| Oxalis in full swing |
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| Maximilian sunflowers are gonna put on a BIG show later this year! There's a poor coralbean planted in the middle of them. Can you see it peeking up? |
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| Passionflower |
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| A surviving chrysanthemum given to us many years ago by our good friends, Linda and Butch. |
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| Gray and green santolinas share dirt with larkspurs. |
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| Texas lantana |
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| An admiral on the white mistflower |
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| Galeana red sage about to bust open! |
2 comments:
Loveliness all around. That pearl milkweed vine is especially stunning, and so exotic. You and James must be deeply happy with your meadow!
So many beautiful blooms! Love the Pearl milkweed vine. The flower is so pretty and delicate.
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