Achillea 'Moonshine', a couple of flowers
Amarcrinum ‘Fred Howard’ (three large flowering stalks)
Anisacanthus quadrifidus var. wrightii, Flame acanthus just started
Antirrhinum majus, Yellow snapdragons (about 6 plants), in bloom since Christmas
Asclepias curassavica, tropical milkweed, one plant very happy, one spindly
Ocimum basilicum, Basil – one plant is bolting…Stop making flowers!
Begonia semperflorens – one 2-year old white wax begonia in bloom
Buddleja davidii ‘Black Knight’, flowering, but the heads are very small
Buddleja lindleyana, Weeping butterfly bush, about four wands opening
Bulbine frutescens 'Yellow', light bloom – need to be cut back
Canna, unnamed tall, bright green-leaved with red-orange flowers
Canna ‘Bengal Tiger’ several plants – 2 flowers
Capsicum annuum – some of the garden peppers have buds & flowers, and a few have developing peppers
Clematis – possibly C. viticella, 4 flowers
Consolida ajacis, Larkspur – one surviving plant with a few flowers
Coreopsis 'Crème Brulee' (5 plants) abundant bloom but messy
Crocosmia, may be ‘Lucifer’ – three plants with one spray of buds & flowers
Cuphea ignea, Cigar flower, covered in tiny orange flowers
Cuphea llavea – small pink & lavender form (two plants), covered in tiny flowers
Cuphea llavea –red & purple ‘Batfaced’, covered in flowers
Cuphea llavea 'Georgia Scarlet', covered in red-orange & purple flowers
Cyclamen persicum, a Florist’s cyclamen from last fall is hanging on to a couple of flowers
Dianthus – several colors of ‘Telstar’ hybrids in assorted containers keep making a few flowers
Echinacea purpurea, still blooming
Echinacea purpurea alba? – a white cultivar, stems lax but blooming well
Echinacea purpurea ‘Purple Stars’, still blooming but could be cut back
Evolvulus glomeratus, Blue Daze, several plants, some blooming, some not
Gaura lindheimerii ‘The Bride’ (two plants), some white flowers on long wands
Gaura lindheimerii, unknown tall rose-pink variety (‘Pink Cloud’?), many flowers
Helianthus, unknown, gigantic, annual sunflower with many blooms, buds and some heads going to seed
Hibiscus moscheutos ‘Blue River II’, a few huge white flowers each day
Impatiens walleriana, bedding impatiens. More than a dozen plants, some with many flowers, some barely alive
Ipomoea quamoclit, Cypress vine, a few red flowers
Lagerstroemia indica, pink crepe myrtles (5 trees), all blooming
Lagerstroemia x hybrida ‘Acoma’ white crepemyrtles (2 trees); they keep blooming if I deadhead
Lagerstroemia indica 'Catawba', in container, keeps blooming if deadheaded
Lantana, unknown varieties both upright and trailing – pink & yellow, white and gold, in bloom but looking ratty and some should be cut back
Lavandula intermedia 'Provence', a few fragrant flowers
Lavandula multifida, many, many flower wands on this fernleafed lavender, but they lack true lavender fragrance
Leucophyllum frutescens, Cenizo – one shrub, covered in flowers
Liriope muscari, all over the place, the best flowering is in the secret garden
Lobularia maritime, Sweet alyssum (dotted around), blooming since late winter
Lonicera sempervirens, coral honeysuckle (just a few flowers)
Lycopersicon lycopersicum, the ‘Juliet’ tomato has lots of flowers
Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem' (opening several buds)
Malva sylvestris 'Zebrina' (two plants), moderate bloom
Malvaviscus arboreus var. drummondii (two plants), some flowers and plants look okay
Malvaviscus arboreus var. drummondii, white form (two plants), a few flowers
Oxalis crassipes 'Alba' (dotted around and in containers), several blooming
Oxalis regnellii 'Atropurpurea' (dotted around and in containers), just one flower
Pelargonium – variousl bedding geraniums in white & coral, outdoors and indoors, all making at least one flower stalk
Pavonia lasiopetala, pink rock rose, makes flowers but leaves are always mildewed
Perovskia atriplicifolia, Russian Sage (two beds), floppy but making flowers
Petunia multiflora? Only a few flowers here and there on this heirloom, but the plants are alive
Phlox paniculata, Grandma’s white phlox, two plants (one flowering head)
Platycodon 'Fugi White', doing fine after cutting back; has a few flowers
Platycodon grandiflorus (several plants), just a few flowers left, time for cutting back so it will flower again
Platycodon 'Miss Tilly' (3 plants), doing fine
Platycodon 'Sentimental Blue', has some flowers but should be cut back to encourage rebloom
Plumbago auriculata (two shrubs), going nuts and covered in pale blue flowers – recently pruned so the back door could shut
Plumbago auriculata var. alba (one plant), finally made one flower head after 2 years
Poliomintha longiflora, Mexican oregano (3 plants), all blooming
Portulaca - about a dozen assorted Moss Roses and Flowering Purslanes in full bloom
Rosa ‘Champagne’ mini rose, two plants, a few flowers each
Rosa ‘Julia Child’, this rose was defoliated by something and remaining leaves had blackspot; finally has some decent foliage, and a dozen buds and blooms
Rosa 'Mutabilis' (two good-sized plants) nonstop bloom
Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostratus' - many tiny blue flowers
Ruellia brittoniana 'Katy' (very stingy – perhaps 4 flowers on 5 plants)
Salvia coccinea (many plants, many red flowers)
Salvia coccinea ‘Coral Nymph’ (many plants, some flowering, some ready to be cut back)
Salvia farinacea (a few plants with many flower spikes)
Salvia greggii (white, red, cherry) all in flower and in need of cutting back
Salvia guaranitica (lots), keep flowering when I deadhead
Salvia guaranitica 'Black and Blue' (lots), keep flowering when I deadhead
Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips' (2 plants), nonstop flowers
Salvia X 'Nuevo Leon' (several borders and containers), many small violet flowers
Scabiosa columbaria ‘Butterfly Blue’, a handful of buds and flowers
Scutellaria suffrutescens, pink skullcap (2 plants), lots of tiny blooms
Scutellaria wrightii, there are 3 plants - one plant has a few flowers
Tradescantia geniculata (spreading across front woodland border), many tiny white flowers
Tulbaghia violacea (two plants, one flower)
Verbena bonariensis – all over the place, in various stages of bud, flower and seed
Verbena – small lavender and purple bedding-type, blooming well after I stopped the lavender from smothering it
Zephyranthes 'Labuffarosea' (several borders), many flowers in the last couple of days – one clump had 16 open at once
Zinnia – 3 small plants with a few red flowers and a couple of buds
Zinnia linearis/ syn Zinnia angustifolia, several plants, abundant white flowers.(I'll never be as good at keeping records as MSS, but it's a start.)
6 comments:
Annie, I wondered where your Bloom Day post was and then noticed something new on the Addendum. This looks like a long and happy list to me! I just noticed a rain lily blooming here this morning - first one this year.
Looks like a huge list to me! I'm surprised the snapdragons are still growing. I thought they finished with the heat like the violas and nasturtiums. I really mean to try them this fall.
Hi Entangled,
The glare ruined my attempts at photos and I just didn't have enough oomph to put a Bloom post together but the list was already started. I wanted it as a record and decided to post it over here.
The Austin weather forecast continues grim!
MSS, those snapdragons amaze me - they were tiny starts in 6-packs at Christmas.
Annie
I counted over 80 plants on your list, very impressive. I can see why you are so busy trying to keep everything just alive with the heat and dry weather in Austin. That's not gardening, is it, or at least it isn't the fun kind of gardening.
Carol, May Dreams Gardens
Good grief! I just looked at this post in IE instead of in Firefox - what the heck is up with all the visible code? It doesn't show when I saw it on the other browser.
Since I have no idea how to fix this, instead I'll switch back to Firefox and try to forget what I've seen.
Carol, I was trying to get a list together for Blooming Day - it sure won't have 80 entries this month! I'm trying to keep the garden alive but not exactly succeeding.
Annie
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