Yes, Navajo Purple is finally putting on a nice show looking great next to a dwarfish white greggii and Agastache rupestris. This is the best time for all the greggii and microphylla up here - life is good, at least until old Jack Frost lowers the boom.

Yes my greegii blooms nicely too after that rain. Otherwise it did fine with no water through this summer of 69 days of hell

Here is a link that might be useful:

I see the Maximilian Sunflower blooming in back.
How about your Salvia mexicana and regla? Mine are blooming
as well as coccinea,miniata,guaranitica,microphylla, farinacea,splendens,vanhouteii,Blue Chiquita,scabra,
lycioides ,Hybrids,leucantha,penstemonoides and S.caudata are all in bloom .
Art

My S penstemonoides bloomed awhile back, A few on it but not much. All seven feet of the regla is in bloom. The melissodora, mexicana, darcyi, three colors of coccinea are blooming., The hotlips are showing signs of reverting back to being both colors. My chionophylla is also blooming nicely.OH, my salvia repen is blooming.

My many leucanthas (too many! :) are in full swing. Elegans is blooming; what a lovely salvia. Chiapensis is blooming, this is high on my list now, too. Confertiflora is just starting. My patens, microphyllas and greggiis have been in bloom for a while (and are still at it). Blepharophylla is winding down, as are the coccineas. Azurea is blooming.... still plenty of natural food here for my hummingbirds! I hope to have some winter blooms for them. I just placed spathacea under my huge, mature oak. Hope that wasn't a mistake, but that is where supposedly they reside in the wild (CA). We've just had some high winds (after very hot weather); I guess fall is upon us?