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Flowers at the end of August

10 years ago

Nothing new of course, all been posted numerous times.
These are all flowers blooming here today

Tahlequah Flame - I thought it was the last bloom, but yesterday I find a new scape coming up

Stella Supreme - first flower on rebloom; but rebloom scapes are so short

Elegant Candy - LFO; love this old Candy, more than 200 flowers, opens well.
I am planning to transplant (and divide) it in spring, so maybe won't be as good next year

Tatiana

Decadence - rebloom

Yellow Titan - first bloom on the last rebloom scape

NOID spider

s.Doodlebug - rebloom

Party Pinafore

Final Touch

with 17 flowers today

NOID which is pleated in the beginning of the season

Russian Destiny - LFO; this is actually yesterday's bloom, today looks the same but my camera bleached it

and Super Mama

and this is Ligularia

Thanks for looking!

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Comments (3)

Waitforspring
10 years ago
You still have a nice variety blooming. My favorites are Tahlequah Flame and Yellow Titan.
Val
jean_ar
10 years ago
it was a pleasure to look at so many gorgeous blooms. you are very lucky to have so many pretty blooms this late in the season.Love FINAL TOUCH with all its gorgeous, blooms.I have one bloom today on a rebloom scape too. MAE GRAHAM has a rebloom scape, but only 2 buds on it,and one is blooming today.I didn't even see it till noon todayafter that sun was out and very hot out.

jean
organic_kitten
10 years ago
That is a very nice array of pretty blooms. I particularly like Tahlequah Flame, Super Mama, and that last NOID.
kay

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