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Sun, Sep 16, 07 at 13:54
| These are photo's i took friday of the prairie garden of mine, our flower garden, a freinds, a public garden and some wild plants in the area.
Look who's blooming!
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Follow-Up Postings:
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- Posted by gottagarden z5 western NY (My Page) on Mon, Sep 17, 07 at 6:58
| Love those grasses! Just gorgeous seedheads. My delphs are also putting on their second show and I just love them. What is that last yellow flower? |
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| rudbeckia and (not sure about this one) dill? |
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| Beautiful! What are those blue color and green color flowers? |
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- Posted by fledgeling_ 4b SD (My Page) on Sat, Sep 29, 07 at 1:09
| Im going to run down the list of plants and state the names. Im sorry, but I cant name the second-to last cultivar, or the last plant because they are some of my earliest plants, and they were here before I started keeping records of what I planted. The last flower was a division from a friend I mentioned, and I have no name for it. But it is very tall- it reaches my eye level and I am a six foot guy. 1 & 2 – Miscanthus, straight species. Not a cultivar. 3 & 4 Cone flowers of course need no introduction 5. Rudbeckia hirta 'Indian Summer' 6. delphinium, cv? 7. I don’t know, I have never seen it for sale. What I can tell you is that it is not dill. I should put it in the plant id section…. |
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- Posted by iowa_flower_nut 5 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 5, 07 at 15:26
| I'm not positive but that last one looks like it could be Wild Parsnip? If it is, be careful. I have read that you do NOT want to touch it. It can cause severe burning rash! |
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- Posted by fledgeling_ 4b SD (My Page) on Fri, Oct 5, 07 at 16:43
| iowa_flower_nut, its not a parsnip because its flowers are not umbrels originating from a single point on the stem. |
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| The plant in the last picture looks like Patrinia scabiosifolia. Sue |
Here is a link that might be useful: Patrinia at Plant Delights
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| It has the same umbels as the patrina I have In my garden , it has this clear yellow bloom early than it turns a more sulper yellow color. Boop |
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- Posted by fledgeling_ 4b SD (My Page) on Tue, Oct 23, 07 at 23:32
| Thats it! thanks for the ID everyone. |
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- Posted by omniphasic 9 Ca (omniphasic@yahoo.com) on Wed, Dec 5, 07 at 21:24
| That's great you can grow Delphinium in your garden in summer......ours would croak right after May! |
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