The second looks like a blackberry lily. =) very pretty. My tiger lily opened yesterday as well.
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Congrats!
Rose Mallow? Mine is in ground. It is a perennial. Mine blooms in early August.
Beautiful!
This is a good question. I don’t know if the type as I lose the tag. But it survived mild 6b winter last year in ground for my friend.
Beautiful
Hebe of unknown variety
Leonitis
Blue Pimpernel and Scarlet Pimpernel
Pansies, wallflower and tricolor sage
Picasso cannas and wallflower
Goldflame honeysuckle
Brugmansia
Cannas, crocosmia, and red fountain grass
Coleus and pansies
Fuchsias
Agapanthus
Perennial morning glory
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Not flowers but my Wisconsin weeping willow and Babylonian willow have quadrupled I’m size in the last 8 weeks.
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If it were a seedling of my own then I’d like it. The flower is presented as smaller than it actually with all the downward curling. Otherwise, very pretty. Pretty common looking but my gene pool here doesn’t carry any blue-in-color, genes. Nothing ultra fancy to breed into/with. I do however have a good deal going with ‘Snickelfritz’. White is always good cause everything else isn’t white! lol
Snickelfritz is actually white and yellow, I suppose. I can’t believe I don’t have a photo except this one which I don’t believe is accurate, at all.
Dax
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Tough finding a true white. When you sent me the seeds I had to look up Schnickel Fritz. Nice clematis. Mine is blooming now too. There’s actually two in this spot, one blooms earlier. I can’t remember either’s variety name. This later one has huge blooms, the size of my open hand.
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The parent name is written first for seed. So Snickel Fritz (x) would imply that Snickel Fritz is the seed gathering source. Andy were any of the seed packets labeled so Snickel Fritz was the first name on the packet?
I had close to 10-year old seeds when my refrigerator died just a while ago. In haste, I threw them all away. I threw away all my daylily seeds at the same time. I really regret it!!
Dax
Nope, other way around, according to the label I wrote for it. Maho Mite is first.
Thanks, Andy.
Dax
Your bee balm looks much happier than mine! I think mine may be getting a little too much sun.