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Friday, June 15, 2018
Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day June 2018
In the northeast corner of Mississippi, USA zone 7
Purple Coneflower 'Pow Wow Wild Berry'
Butterfly Milkweed Asclepias tuberosa
Hydrangea
White Bleeding Heart Vine, Clerodendrum thomsoniae, is hardy in USDA zones 8 - 11.
I grow it in a flower pot so I can take in indoors in the Winter here in zone 7.
Peace Lily - Also grown in a pot so it can go indoors in cold weather.
Day Lily
My Butterfly Bush, Buddleia, was slow to form buds but it is blooming steadily now.
The dwarf Butterfly Bush 'Soda Pop White' that I bought last year is just beginning to bloom.
My Japanese Magnolia has blooms in its topmost branches. I have heard this small tree referred to as Tulip Magnolia and Saucer Magnolia. I have had it so long, I have forgotten exactly what the plant tag said.
For foliage as pretty as a flower: Strobilanthes, an easy-to-grow annual for part sun / part shade.
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...a great and colorful collection.
ReplyDeleteOkay, Miss Green Thumb. Now you got me as green as those leaves... wish I had a garden like that.
ReplyDeleteLea, I love your white bleeding heart vine. I've never seen that plant, not ever. It is such a show stopper. Happy Bloom Day!!~~Dee
ReplyDeleteDo you get loads of butterflies attracted to your buddleia? When I had one it was often covered in them, something-else I must put right in my garden.
ReplyDeleteLea,such an awesome burst of colors at your part,my peace lily ,milkweed and
ReplyDeletebleeding heart vine flowers have bloomed and withered of .
Have a great weekend .
All of your blooms are lovely. I've never heard of a bleeding heart vine.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a bleeding heart vine but always love the bushy ones!
ReplyDeleteYour blooms are gorgeous! It's such a wonderful time of the year to enjoy the beauty of the garden. Clerodendrum thomsoniae is sure a pretty thing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours in these plants and flowers!
ReplyDeleteWhite bleeding heart vine. So beautiful. We are not quite yet at daylily season but it will be here soon. I also grow purple shield and I love it so. It barely comes back after wintering in my home, but I had a bonus this year - an oxalis that did die back, but came back when I put the pot out after our last frost date. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteHere in KY we always have those Peace Lilies in pots...all year long. Beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteYour bloom season is ahead of mine - and beautiful. I have never seen the bleeding heart vine, or at least never in bloom. How wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...must say I favor the bkeeding heart!!
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DeleteI've never seen Bleeding Heart Vine before--wow, that is gorgeous! Persian Shield is one of my favorite container foliage plants, too. Happy Bloom Day, Lea!
ReplyDeleteI love your butterfly bush. Mine died when a tree grew large and over-shadowed it. It has become a common theme in my garden. It is changing from a sun to a shade garden and I don't want to dig everything up and move it!
ReplyDeleteI also love all the other blooms. Thanks for sharing on GBBD.
Jeannie @ GetMeToTheCountry
I love my Persian Shield, which will have to be brought in tomorrow night as we may have a frost (more certain this time). I've never seen white bleeding heart vine (and it would't be hardy where I live in upstate New York); beautiful!
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