Sunday, September 3, 2023

September Blooms of Note

 


Dahlias and sunflowers make a nice combination of color.



Above and below is the volunteer plant that I moved to this bed last year.


It was an unknown quantity to me but now with it flowering it's definitely a black cohosh plant.




It probably would have bloomed sooner if it was in full sun but its blooms are welcome in September. They have a slight pleasing fragrance.



This plant is right next to the cohosh and is an unknown.


These must be buds or even flowers.  Anyone have a name for this one?






6 comments:

  1. ...my gardens are starting to look tired.

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  2. I plant sunflowers and the chipmunks dug up the seeds so I never get any flowers. Looks great but can't help you in the volunteer
    Cathy

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  3. My sunflower plants were all eaten before they had a chance to get going. You have done a remarkable job on your garden considering you haven't been there that long.

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  4. Everything is looking terrific. Enjoy them while you may for the winds of September are starting to stir.

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  5. They look so lovely. My potted flowers were so beautiful but they all have now succumbed to the summer heat. I miss their pretty faces.

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