Cherry Brandy rudbeckia
Turn of the Century hibiscus
Love those Luna Reds
More stargazers
More sunflowers
Brugmansia buds are growing large
pink bee balm
More tomatoes
Either squash or cucumbers have germinated
It's 86 and sunny. No rain at all this weekend. Looks like it'll be another late night of moving the sprinkler after work. No rain in the forecast til Sunday.
6 comments:
Oh pleeze pleeze pleeze would you save me some of that Cherry Brandy rudbeckia seeds? That thing is drop dead gorgeous!
Great photos.....your gardens are really looking full and plush. I love that look.
Is the Luna Red grown from seed or did you buy the plant? One of the web sites I was on reading about it said it may not come true from seed so that's why I asked. Also is it a perennial for zone 7? Much thanks! Judy
Kris, I plan to save seeds, but with other rudbeckias nearby, I bet it reverts or changes in the next batch.
Judy, I bought the Luna last year. I divided the root ball in November and have two of them. Only one has bloomed. They are perennial, but die back with the first frost. I collected no seeds last year. The pods never formed.
It seems like just the other day, we were struggling to wait for spring to get here. Now, I'm wondering where it went! Your beds are in full swing, and looking fantastic!
Wow, it really looks pretty there! Everything is so vibrant and healthy looking.
Wow, you have some real beauties there Tom. It is always nice to come back home from time away. Enjoy your home and your lovely surroundings.
FlowerLady
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