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| Clematis 'Sweet Autumn', sedum 'Neon', and WSed (2004) gaillardia. That gaillardia has been blooming since late May!!!
one a little further back:
Here's a WSed chile pepper; I was trying to keep it small, hoping to overwinter it inside and get a head start for next year. It is small, but full of peppers!
Not Wsed, but 'Lorraine Sunshine' is a spindly, floppy plant that is chock-full of flowers! I have great hopes for her next year ...
And just for the heck of it:
LOL! PV |
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- Posted by flowerchildky z6KY (My Page) on Sun, Sep 17, 06 at 6:03
| beautiful pictures PV! I love the Sweet Autumn- I w/s 2 or 3 times, with no success, so I moved on to others- I have a w/s Neon too, that I got from Suzie (Neon Posey) when visiting her last summer in NC- I love them all! I can't pick a favorite though- they are ALL so pretty! |
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- Posted by tiffy_z5_6_can 5/6 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 20, 06 at 7:21
| Nice Mushrooms!! :) The Clematis is really nice - any scent? |
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| Linda - My favorite this year has got to be that gaillardia! It did not bloom last year, but it sure has made up for it this year! Tiffy - the clematis has a very pleasant, fresh scent. Nice. PV |
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- Posted by shirley1md 7 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 20, 06 at 21:38
| Beautiful pictures, PV. I agree, I like the Gaillardia too!! |
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- Posted by not_a_contessa z6PA (My Page) on Fri, Sep 22, 06 at 20:16
| How nice to have so much beauty to enjoy as the summer comes to a close. That Gaillardia was worth the wait, what a great color. |
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| the red flower in the center is spectacular!! i'm so new that i don't know one flower from another....is it the gaillardia???does it have a specific name???I definitely would like to plant it....i'm hoping to w/s this year...never heard of w/s before, but it sounds absolutely great...can't wait...thanks... |
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| Terrific photos, but I'm not sure I see the Gaillardia... |
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| The gaillardia is the red flower - phyl345 - I got the seeds in trade a couple of years ago, and they were labeled "red gaillardia". I think they are Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Burgundy'. I've never grown blanket flower before, but most folks say they've not seen a gaillardia like this one before (?). But the foliage and all make me believe it is ... The pic in the link looks exactly like my plant, except the flower color looks a bit "faded" ........ PV |
Here is a link that might be useful: Burgundy gaillardia
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