Blue-eyed grass
Bi-color sage
Not sure
Giant coneflower
Dwarf water lily 'Indiana'
Mexican hat
Dalberg daisy
Winecup
Common yarrow
Cut-leaf penstemon
Shasta daisy
Society garlic
Coneflower (TALL!)
Coneflower
Windowbox wood sorrel
Rubeckia 'Autumn Colors' (surprise from seed)
Pink skullcap
Larkspur and grey santolina
Plumbago
Purple skullcap
'Longwood Blue'
Mexican oregano
Texas bush-clover
Native globe mallow
Heartleaf skullcap
Wedelia (zexmenia)
Texas lantana
Trumpet creeper
Trumpet creeper
Fall aster
Simpson's rosinweed
Fragrant gaillardia (pincushion daisy)
Lindheimer's beebalm
Wright's skullcap (a volunteer)
Turk's cap 'Pam's Pink'
2 comments:
Wow, so many great plants blooming at once! I just planted Bi-color salvia because I loved the color so much. I've seen Pincushion flower growing in a nearby park and it's one I keep looking for to add to my garden.
I love the Simpson's rosinweed. I have been fascinated by Silphium's since reading about them in A Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold. I have a related (White rosinweed) that I am attempting to grow from seed.
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