pretty sure those are lupines actually.

they are lupines

Thank you so much! Yes...lupines!!!

Keep the kids away from it!

Beautiful lupines! And don't keep your kids away from them, unless they are in the habit of eating entire stands of plants in your garden - a few species are poisonous to some animals in very large amounts, but to humans would just cause a tummy ache. Always best to just teach children not to graze on the flower beds.

Those look like red hot pokers Kniphofia

Those are lupines. I grew some from seed, easily.

Teaching kids to identify plants is so much fun, it's great yours can already do that! Mine learned the local wild plants early, and would help me forage for fun. They knew which they could safely eat (nibbling dandelion leaves, pigging out on wild strawberries, sucking nectar from clover blossoms) and to leave everything else alone.

Please help identify this gorgeous plant

spiderwort, maybe

Your grand kids are precious, enjoy them

CarmelDecor

Any suggestions to finish this room? Curtains are Gold. Need nightstand a and rug. Thanks!

They are lupines. Hang up the 2015 thread.... and no there are no suggestions on your bedroom finishes on this thread sseg!

That plant is a lupine (loo-pin), not a foxglove, look at the leaves.

Cine Poole, yours is a Tradescantia, common name is spiderwort.

Oh didn't mean to ask my question here hahaha