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Garden in Late June

Most photos taken June 28, some a week earlier

Lobelia Cardinalis, this one has green instead of bronze leaves Canna lilies under a persimmon, with a mum in the foreground and white althea Pink Hydrangea, pretty spectacular, huh? The ever-beautiful Pat Austin Rose Rose Climbing Royal America (Why would a rose have that name?) Golden Celebration, another David Austin Rose Souvenir de la Malmaison, a rose that first appeared in 1843. Mimulus (native plant) Lilies, I don't remember ordering these particular lilies, but they're beautiful Tigridia (from corms) Tigridia, sorry, got this one sideways, but it wouldn't let me edit that! Cornflower, grown from seed. Daylily "Scatterbrain" Pat Austin (A David Austin Rose) Double-flowered Lisianthus, hybridized from a Texas native (Texas Bluebells) Double-flowered Lisianthus Double-flowered Lisianthus Double-flowered Lisanthus, with rose Mutabilis in background Double-flowered Lisianthus Hollyhock (powderpuff), related to marshmallows, altheas and more. Hollyhock (powderpuff) Perennial Coreopsis Rose Glamis Castle, a David Austin hybrid Cosmos Sonata Cosmos Sonata Penstemon Leonitis, supposedly an herb, I have no idea how it's used, other than beauty! Crocosmia "Lucifer" (Gladilous relative), grown from corms. Rock Rose (Cistus, not a true rose) Rock Rose Cleome, or spider flower (I think I'll stick with Cleome) Annual Coreopsis Vitex Angustifolia, also called "Chaste" tree (it works like saltpeter!) Perennial Baby's Breath, makes a nice garden plant! Parti-colored Pincushion Flower, these were grown from seed Pinchushion Flower (seed-raised, botanically called Scabiosa)