Showing posts with label Fourth of July roses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fourth of July roses. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16, 2022

June 2022 Blooms

Here are some selected blooms from the month of June. These flowers are all in our garden.

Featured are mountain laurel, Fourth of July roses, and baptisia. Plus one bee enjoying the baptisia.


June 2022 Blooms - 1




June 2022 Blooms - 2




June 2022 Blooms - 3




June 2022 Blooms - 4




June 2022 Blooms - 5



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Thursday, June 17, 2021

Vibrant Color in the Garden

I've got more spring blossom photos to share below. Some of these are roses, which don't bloom just in spring. According to the internet, the spring rose bloom is the first of the season and also the most spectacular. No argument here.

Enjoy!

Here's one of our returning favorites: a Joseph's Coat rose. Reminds me of an Orange Julius;)

Rose Tips



These next two are hardy geraniums. They love to be backlit, and have delicate details.

Golden Thread




Lit Geranium



One of our red poppies is next. There's so much going on near the center.

Poppy Complex



Our Fourth of July roses have bloomed in timely fashion before the 4th. They look like fireworks.

Exploding Fireworks



Deb and I have our wedding anniversary in early July, so we also call these our "anniversary" roses.

Celebration Rose



Red roses add additional vibrant color to our garden.

Resting Red Rose



This is Gaillardia, commonly called "blanket flower".

Sun Corona




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