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Fresh Blooms in the Mid-August Garden

4 years ago

In recent days, I've had the ffo on a new plant, more rebloom starting, and a very late clump reaching its stride.


Browns Ferry Debutante ffo


Cowgirl Spurs rebloom - I've had other scapes reblooming in the terrible heat, but their blooms looked so faded, I didn't photograph them. This scape started last week and has the best edge of the season.


Seedling SC Francis Busby X Blazing Cannons has started to rebloom.



Last Chance for Romance is starting to have more blooms open. It still has a lot of buds to go and should bloom until the end of August or early September.



Debra

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