We're having a break from the heat, so it's lovely to go out and look at the flowers.
Happy GBBD!
If you want to see what bloomed in the interim between April 15 and now, check out posts
here and
here. (Including pawpaws!) And here's what's blooming today:
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| Golden alexanders, Zizia aurea |
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| Honesty, Lunaria annua |
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| First orange poppy, visible for a hundred feet or so |
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| One of the many celandine poppies, with bleeding hearts |
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| A lone allium (guess I need to plant these again) |
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| Unless you count this, but it's now called Nectaroscordum siculum |
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| Still have a few bells of Virginia bluebells! |
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| Sweet woodruff, almost done |
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| Viburnum 'Winterthur' about to bloom |
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| Purple ninebark, same |
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| Red buckeye - documented this before, and in focus too, but can't help posting again |
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| Bridal wreath spirea |
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| Maple-leaf viburnum |
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| Sage |
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| Amsonia hubrichtii |
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| Geranium maculatum |
A nice selection, and I didn't even get the columbines and the mock orange. We'll see what June brings!
I have to admire that orange poppy. Do you know the name?
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I don't know exactly - some kind of oriental poppy. I got it from a friend whose garden was overrun with them.
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