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| Firecracker Gomphrena |
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| Brakelight hesperloe is putting out a new bloom stalk! |
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| Coral Vine was just waiting for 100 degree days. |
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| It's taking over the fence |
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| Rock Rose is still blooming but rapidly going to seed. |
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| Crepe Myrtles are so reliable. |
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| Little Zinnias |
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| Big Zinnias. |
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| I seeded them here so I could manage watering. I couldn't keep them watered scattered about the yard. I'm stingy with my water. My water barrels need a good rain shower. Maybe this week. |
Well hello to another passionate gardener,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bevy of blossoms you're sharing via May Dreams Garden. Can you share with me the latin name for Coral Vine as I'm not familiar with it. Looks like a few crepe myrtles would look good situated in the background, where they can't cast shade, for a nice color echo with the vine.
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Best,
Patrick
Hi Patrick, the coral vine botanic name is Antigonon laptops. There is a white version available also. It is one tough plant that comes back each summer when the weather turns really hot.
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