Electra camassia and globeflower
Camassia and Trollius blooming
May 28, 2009 – Posted in: Garden Tweets, What's up/bloomingAbout the Author
If winter is slumber and spring is birth, and summer is life, then autumn rounds out to be reflection. It’s a time of year when the leaves are down and the harvest is in and the perennials are gone. Mother Earth just closed up the drapes on another year and it’s time to reflect on what’s come before.
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The colors blue and yellow look good together but this combination also has shapes that look great together. I thought it was some kind of ranunculus, Kathy – totally forgot Trollius existed, although a friend of mine had it in her Illinois garden. Guess I have been in TX a long time.
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Annie in Austin’s last blog post..Garden Bloggers Bloom Day, May 2009
I am unfamiliar with camassia, but I regret not being able to snag any of the globeflower divisions at the two plant sales I volunteered at this spring. I hope I can find some in a local nursery. I also want to let you and your readers know that this morning I posted a Giveaway – and hope I find as many who are interested as you did.
commonweeder’s last blog post..A Timeless Giveaway
I am not familiar with camassia, but I’m off to find globeflower this morning. I worked on two plant sales recently but never managed to snag the divisions of this beautiful flower. I’m glad your Giveaway went to well, and I’m hoping the Giveaway I posted this morning will do the same!
commonweeder’s last blog post..A Timeless Giveaway
They make a great combination. Clearly, I’m not giving my Camassia enough sun. Don’t you just love plants that go from a couple into a lovely swathe?
Mr. McGregor’s Daughter’s last blog post..Early Kickoff to Spring Fling
Will squash re seed & come back the next yr? How long does it take for watermelons to grow?