Golden currant and cat mint
Perennial lily, Wyoming cone flower (echinacea, in pot), liatris spicatta
Black-eyed Susan (Orange coneflower, redebeckia)
Lavander, day lily, herbs
Parsley, sunset hissop, chives, day lily
White cone flower (echinacea)
and the back view
wine cups, doing very well
echinacea, lemon mint, orange day lily (tall), moonbeam coreopsis
lily close upblack current. what's left from squirrels visit, hyssop
Parsley, flat leaf
echinacea and white-green roses, the kind is unknown, saver plants... they truly deserved it.
... keep forgetting the name of it...
summer bed
roses row
day lily close up
mint... too much :)
Roses, Julia Child, fruiting rose.
Garden and bug defenses under those plates are loaded bug traps...
Grape came back well.Hawthorns are setting very decent fruit.
Rhubarb, red.
Seeds, seeds and more seedsTomatoes started looking more like tomatoes...
Failed cucs row... grape it is. St. Teresa. expensive... But hoping to propagate and cover entire fence.
Hyssop's (3 kinds) also hoping to propagate, poppies, this time 2 perennials,
Bees
they like to go inside in there...
New flora-cane blackberry. They are in root system state, sadly, but... wild May did it's thing
Visitors
New blooming beds next to orchard
oval bed, to be mountain garden, but pollinators would appreciate that one more. Lemon mint, hyssop, yarrow, sunchokes, borrage, blue and pink salvia, lots and lots of lemon mint and range cone flowers (rudebeckia), it volunteered, so it was sort of low risk in the dead heat 90/f+ to 100...
Keyhole garden: scarlet beans, 2 types of cucumber, pumpkins, winter squash (delicata)
lupine and white cone flower as polinators
and hollyhocks at the back... now I wonder if I've got bianual plant by misstake...
and hollyhocks at the back... now I wonder if I've got bianual plant by misstake...
Spiral bed has lots more in it. a variety...
top: liatris and crocosmia lucifer
several berry bushes: currant and servieberry.
corsian violet, beans, salvia, yarrow, Corsican viola
banana squash, currant, borrage
echinacea, torch lily (kniphobia), 3 types of hyssop, rudebeckia (under the box, stresses by the heat badly)
2 Beds in severe need if good old bindweed fight are not shown... as they need some good old weeding. Weeds took off like a storm this year.
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