Carolina Wild Petunia, Ruellia caroliniensis, is a wildflower native to the southeastern United States from Texas to Virginia.
Althea, common name Rose of Sharon, is a small tree.
Zinnia
Purple Coneflower "Pow Wow Wild Berry" blooms out a pale pink that darkens as it ages.
Gerbera Daisy
Surprise Lily, Lycoris squamigera
Canna Lily
Hibiscus
Begonia in a hanging basket on my porch
Butterfly Bush, Buddleia
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Hello, beautiful blooms and photos. Love the butterfly too. Happy weekend!
ReplyDelete...WOW, these are great, the last is the winner for me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of beautiful blooms. Love the butterfly.
ReplyDeleteJuly is a difficult month for southern gardens, but you've got some real beauties there. Happy Bloom Day.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post!
ReplyDeleteAmazing blooms and brsutifully captured.
ReplyDeleteLoved the butterfly, loved the wild petunia and the gerbera (the latter don't grow reliably where I live in upstate New York). Surprise lily season isn't quite here yet for us, but it will be. Wonderful quality on the photos, as always. Happy GBBD to you!
ReplyDeleteNice flowers!
ReplyDeleteI would love to get my hands on that wild petunia. I have seen it in the wild before but not in a garden. Happy GBBD.
ReplyDeleteJuly is one of the most colorful months! Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteThe Pow Wow Wild Berry coneflower is absolutely beautiful. It is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteHappy Bloom Day
Jeannie @ GetMeToTheCountry.Blogspot.com
The photo of the butterfly on the Buddleia is fantastic! I haven't seen many butterflies this year, sadly; I'm hoping they're just off schedule this year. Your hibiscus is gorgeous. Happy Bloom Day!
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