What? It’s June?
June 17, 2012
I think the highlight of my month so far, was finding this Metallic Green Bee on my allium. Maybe they’re common in other parts of the country, but I’d not seen one before!
Another highlight – my foxtail lilies are starting to bloom!
My Gas Plant (Dictamnus purpurea) isn’t as robust as it usually is, but I love it nonetheless.
On the other hand, this penstemon patch is crowding out into my path.
I have Siberian iris blooming….
…and my tall bearded iris will soon be in peak bloom. See my new Tall Bearded Iris page under my plant list!
I have a colony of wild orchids in my upper shady garden.
And the yellow pouch flowers are well underway.
Here they are up close. Calceolaria ‘John Innes’.
I love this little geranium, but love it’s textured foliage even more.
Speaking of texture!
Texture with color: Heuchera, Georgia Peach!
Last for today’s entry: Pink Fluffy Flower. I know that deep in the recesses of my brain, I know it’s name!
Thanks for stopping by. I’m working on a major renovation that I hope to post about soon!
Filed in flowers, Gardening, iris, June, yellow
Tags: allium, black, Calceolaria ‘John Innes’, Dictamnus purpurea, foxtail lily, heuchera, iris, Metallic green bee, penstemon, pink, purple


























June 17, 2012 at 10:03 pm
Reblogged this on Land Of Reblogs and commented:
Awesome pictures.
June 18, 2012 at 6:34 am
Thanks!