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| Agapanthus (no ID) |
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| Anagallis monelli |
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| Calliandra haematocephala foliage |
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| Clarkia amoena 'Aurora' |
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| Hemerocallis 'Elizabeth Salter' |
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| Hemerocallis 'Russian Rhapsody' |
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| Hemerocallis 'Spanish Harlem' |
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| Dorycinium hirsutum (Hairy Canary Clover) in bloom |
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| Arthropodium cirratum (Renga Lily) |
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| Rose 'Joseph's Coat' |
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| Rudbeckia 'Cherry Brandy' |
I really love the agapanthus! they are just beautiful. But I think your rose is beyond amazing! WOW!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBTW: on the subject of agapanthus, have you come across agapanthus 'sun stripe?' I saw it a couple weeks ago and am smitten!
Coincidentally, I just came across 'Sun Stripe'. Wonderful foliage even without the bloom, but dare I add another agapanthus to what's already a large collection? Maybe!
DeleteMore like speechless Wednesday. Gorgeous! Time to pick up some 'Cherry Brandy'. And I've got to find some of the Anagallis for my pots...
ReplyDeleteI've been told that the Anagallis self-seeds. I hope that's true!
DeleteI never get that excited about roses but yours are gorgeous. And that Rudbeckia, wow!
ReplyDeleteThat 'Joseph's Coat' climbing rose was infested with aphids in early spring when I wasn't paying much attention to the garden. Even after dousing it with insecticidal soap, I ended up cutting most of the buds and new growth off but it came back with a bang so this rose at least was worth the effort. That Rudbeckia is amazing - it's bloomed almost non-stop since early last fall!
DeleteSo much color! I love it! Hairy Canary clover has to be one of the coolest common names I've ever heard. :o) Everything looks fabulous. :o)
ReplyDeleteYes, it's a pretty wonderful plant. I wish I could find some more. thanks for visiting, Tammy.
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