In this summer heat my blooms didn’t disappoint. It has been an unusally hot and dry start to summer. I wanted to share what’s in bloom is mid June.
I found this hanging basket of Calibrachoa outside the grocery store in the almost dead sale section for $5. I knew I could revive it—and I did. It’s an annual so I’ll have to look for it next year.
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| CALIBRACHOA |
I had to look up the name of this perennial. It’s very low growing with lovely purple/blue blooms. The bees are feasting on it. It’s perfect under my bird bath.
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| WALL GERMANDER |
My Evening Primrose is a real fighter. The aggressive Black Eyed Susans invaded their space. The Susans were much taller than the Primrose but that feisty plant grew taller and bloomed above the Susans.
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| EVENING PRIMROSE |
I planted this Lamb’s Ear last year and it is thriving.
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| LAMB’S EAR |
My Russian Sage never disappoints. I’ve been dividing it. And sprinkling it around the beds. It is unaffected by drought. Love it. So easy care.
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| RUSSIAN SAGE |
How does your start of summer garden grow?
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