Pseudogynoxys chenopodioides - Mexican Flame Vine
Salvia leucantha - Mexican Bush Sage
Portulaca x 'Yubi Yellow'
Poncirus trfoliata - Hardy Orange
Dendranthemum 'Bolero' - Chrysanthemum
Cuphea ignea 'David Verity' - Cigar Plant
Callicarpa americana - American Beautyberry
Cestrum aurantiaum 'Orange Zest'
Solenostemon scutellarioides - Coleus
Stachytarpheta mutabilis 'Coral' - Porterweed
Ajania pacifica - Silver and Gold Chrysanthemum
Tricyrtis hirta - Toad Lily
Garden Bloggers Bloom Day is held on the 15th of each month and is hosted by Carol of May Dreams Gardens. You should pay her a visit and tell her I said thanks.
The variety of blooms and foliage you have in your garden is amazing and the photography...spectacular! Always a pleasure to visit! Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteThe rain has left you with some lovely shiny photos though. Happy GBBD :)
ReplyDeleteSoggy or not, these blooms are lovely. I am excited to see the Ajania. I just put one in the garden this summer and while there are no blooms showing, I just love this foliage so, who cares about blooms. I will look for them next year when it has had time to settle in. Happy Bloom Day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms and foliage, too!
ReplyDeleteHappy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!
Lea
very nice. Is the orange tree growing outside? Hardy to the mid-Atlantic? Loving the thought that I could plant an orange tree but thinking Norfolk if a bit warmer than Annapolis during the winter. Something to think about though.
ReplyDeleteI know that feeling of shock when the sun finally makes a showing after grey day upon grey day. Thanks for using your "dry time" to take photos for us to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what is better...the flowers are the photos....outstanding...happy gbbd!
ReplyDeleteLess, The Silver and Gold Chrysanthemum would not photograph as well on a sunny day. The rain gives the garden a fresh clean look that shows beautifully through the pictures.
ReplyDeleteThe little oranges are beautiful. Is there marmalade in your future?
Your flowers - and berrie an foliage - all look rather beautiful with their sheen of water.That cestrum is a little dose of sunshine all by itself.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are lovely but what really kept catching my eye was the composition of so many of the images. Knowing how to take the picture sure makes the subjects look good!
ReplyDeleteLes, I've had several bloom day posts of soggy flowers! Not this time, we are hurting for rain. Hoping things dry out and flowers perk up soon.
ReplyDeleteYou have make beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
Love shineeeeeeeeeeeeeeey flowers Les.
ReplyDeleteMy garden loved all the rain. The peppers shouted for joy. So I ate some.
ReplyDeleteRay
Pseudogynoxys, ajania -- how the names have changed! Still waiting for rain, so I can't imagine being sated...
ReplyDeleteIt looks positively tropical in Virginia and your flora is thriving. Glorious mix of colors!
ReplyDeleteVery nice to see what your garden does in October, a surprise that S. leucantha does that well in your climate. I like that 4th photo with the contrasting foliage, smashing!
ReplyDeleteRain does tend to put a nice shine on everything. Love the way you captured that Tricyrtis.
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