Hardly anything blooming – we’ve
had a hard frost.
Honeysuckle Vine
Spring Anemone (with crispy
leaves)
Snapdragons
Mums – although well past prime
showing
Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day is
hosted by Carol at May
Dreams Gardens.
This blog is (mostly) about my garden. I live in the greater Milwaukee, WI area (zone 5B) on a typical residential lot.
More blooms than I have. Just two knock-out roses still blooming. At this rate I may have roses for Thanksgiving
ReplyDeleteYour mums may be prime but they are still pretty. I haven't been able to see if my Japanese Anemone (could that be what your "spring anemone" is?) has any blooms yet. It did on Sunday, but then we had our freeze.
ReplyDeleteThe spring anemone is almost surely Anemone Sylvestris. It puts on a splendid show in spring and then continues to send up a bloom or two all growing season. It is short, leaves about 6-8", flower stalk about 10-15". My Japanese Anemones don't start blooming until August or so.
DeleteEven with the frost you still got some good colors there. Thanks for dropping by my site.
ReplyDeleteYour mums still look good and I enjoyed your remaining outdoor flowers. Thank you for visiting my blog. Happy GBBD!
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