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Don’t mean to bore you but…….

Couldn’t resist posting another photo of Olfactory Evidence. It is so nice to have this kind of blooming late in the season for me. This is today.

Olallie Keith still blooming.

Just cause…… one of my June hosta blooming with Millenium Allium.

Sherry

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  • last year

    Your pictures are not boring!! Thanks for sharing!

    Brad

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  • last year

    Never boring Sherry. Boring will come later in about December. That's when you usually step in and pick up our enthusiasm again with the daylily alphabet in January.......The two daylilies are pretty. I always like a nice yellow at any time of the season..........I want to tell you what I saw the other day. A new rebloom scape on Orange Smoothie. YUP. Pretty amazing given the time of year here and our triple digit heat..........I always like garden pictures. I've read a bit about some of the new Allium introductions they have, but thought they still only bloomed in the spring early summer (depending on where you live and your climate). I may be confused, but is the Hosta /Allium Combo from now, August, or was that picture taken in June?.........Maryl

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  • last year
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    Maryl, the hosta/allium photo is from today. This particilar allium is considered sterile. The spring blooming allium were a nightmare here…seedlings popping up all over the gardens and hard to remove. The seeds persisted for years.

    This is the only allium I grow now and it does blooms here in August. It is rather short averaging about 12 - 14 inches tall.

    How nice you will have rebloom on Orange Smoothie!

    Sherry

  • last year
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    Kate, my late bloomers all have good foliage. All of the rest look awful. I think I only took one garden shot this season because the foliage looks so bad.

    Sherry

  • last year

    Olfactory Evidence and Olallie Keith look wonderful! I also like how the hosta looks with the allium.


    Debra

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  • last year

    Lovely blooms sherry!!

    debra

    sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked djacob z6a SEWI
  • last year

    Millienium is fast catching on as a long-blooming border plant. Bloomed earlier here, though clumps varied.


    sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked mantis__oh
  • last year

    Olfactory Evidence is lovely and late clumps are wonderful, Sherry. Aren't they?

    kay

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