Every month on the 15th, Carol at May Dream Gardens shares her blog with windows to see other peoples bloom from their garden. Enjoy!
Drumstick Allium leftover blooms from July agaisnt the back drop of Nasella, Mexican Feather Grass.
Russian sage foreground, Rattlesnake master background with Lespedeza thunbergi behind that.
A choatic mix match of Drumstick Allium, Sedum matrona, seedling Redbud, and Monarda fistulosa.
Purple coneflower and Compass Plant - Silphium laciniatum behind the large leaves of the Prairie Dock-
Silphium terebinthinaceum.
Prairie Blazingstar -Liatris pachnostachya with Joe Pye weed in payground.
Last but not least this video shows the feeding grounds for Monarch butterflies, last count twelve. They really love the Liatris ligulstylus.
That is wonderful--so many butterflies! Your garden is an oasis for them!
ReplyDeleteYes they are very enjoyable this year. A culmination of effort.
DeleteBeautiful blooms! Glad you have Monarchs!
ReplyDeleteYes it has been a rewarding year.
Deletelovely blooms,these are some unusual collection of flowers for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Loved the video!!! Such a good idea.
ReplyDeleteJeannie@GetMetoTheCountry
Wildflower identification has never been a strong point for me, but Rattlesnake Master and coneflowers are two that I can readily pick out and enjoy seeing. The other plants in your garden are pretty amazing, too. Thanks for sharing.
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