Showing posts with label morning glory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label morning glory. Show all posts

Saturday, October 15, 2011

October 2011 Blooms

 Here's some of what's blooming in mid-October:
Mom's mums

Morning Glory
Lespedeza thunbergii 'Gibraltar'
I planted the bush clover (Lespedeza) last fall on a whim.  It really took off this year, growing about 4ft high.  It is a little spindly, but I think it will fill out over the next few years.  I love all the little magenta flowers it has produced this year.

Thursday, September 15, 2011

September 2011 Blooms

Here's what's blooming, on the 15th of September: The melampodium I planted in the spring took a while to get going this summer. But they just keep getting better and better. I hope I can collect some seeds for next year.

Self-seeded morning glories light up the driveway fence

The yard is full of signs of impending autumn. The sedum are flowering, a light pink for now

The mistflower make a sea of blue

'Fireworks' solidago are just starting to pop

Variegated liriope are pretty in purple

Willow-leaf helianthus are sun-shiny yellow. These grow so tall and get floppy. This year, I finally remembered to try cutting them back in June. So this year they are shorter and floppy.

And the Boltonia asteroides are also flopping - all over the baptisia

That's all 'til next month!