An eye searing NOID marigold (Tagetes)
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Could have sworn someone had created a summer thread, but I can't find it if it was so here's a few summer flowers:
Cornus sericea/stolonifera (red twig dogwod)
Dicentra spectabilis (bleeding heart) -- while more of a spring bloomer, this one was still gamely putting out a flower here and there just a week ago.
Clematis Niobe
NOID lily
An eye searing NOID marigold (Tagetes)
Lovely summer colours. Thanks for posting.
Summer blooms here are having a hard time in this extreme heat. I have a couple things to share.
First is a vine, the name escapes me right now, but it is just now starting to bloom. It will completely cover the handrail by the end of the summer and have such amazing pink blooms.
Here are a couple shots of my tomatoes. I have a couple of them growing in pots on the porch. (Easier to take care of them this way.)
And finally, a shot of the plant, no bloom just yet, but soon. It is a clematis that Betty gave to me last year when we visited in Tyler, Texas. (I am looking forward to the blooms soon, Betty!! Thank you my friend!!)
Cheers,
BD
Very nice!
I want to share some of my summer blooms
Some Nerium oleander blooms
Tis is Oxalis, and the foliage is so beautiful, even when it's not in flower.
I don't know the name of this plant, it has very small flowers and it stays this way all summer (in bloom I mean).
I have a few Zephyrantes, both grandiflora and candida. Candida isn't blooming yet.
I also have a few Impatiens, this one I like the most!
Thanks Pavel! Yes, the oleander flowers are fragrant, but I don't really like the smell.