What's blooming in your yard now...? (cut, NYC, FL, seed)
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Not much except for the few flowering plants that don't drink much. It is so dry here right now that even our grass is drying up and we live in an area where few people have or use sprinklers as we usually have as much rain as we need the entire summer. Oh we do have a couple of crepe Myrtles blooming.
"Pewter Pink," "Milk Chocolate," "Magic Charm," "Pink Praise," "Hyperion," "Jaws" and "Royal Frosting" daylilies, plus a few I don't know the names of
Ground cherries which have sort of tan flowers with a purple ring in the center
"Prairie Sun," "Indian Summer" and I forget the name of the 3rd black-eyed Susan cultivar I have this year -- it has very tiny flowers in the usual shade of road stripe yellow
"Crazy Cayenne" coreopsis in sizzling orangey-brown
"Sensation" cosmos in pink, burgundy and white
Bee balm in red and lavender
Tall phlox in hot pink, pale pink with a white eye, Valentine pink with a neon-pink eye, and pure white
The last of my daylilies, my Shasta daisies and my hydrangea. My new coneflowers are blooming as well.
I have almost the same situation. Only two of my 5 daylilies bloomed this year, the Shasta daisies are almost done, and there are three fading flowers on the hydrangea. The moles and voles killed my coneflowers, but the pink Clethra, Summersweet, has just started.
Marsh mallow in pink and white, black-eyed Susan, crepe myrtle, bidens, marigolds, sweet williams, cosmos, and roses.
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