I promised to collect seeds for those of you who liked my giant foxgloves (posts: Foxglove, The Beautiful , It's Foxglove Time! , A Foxglove High and Low ).
I have enough seeds for about 20 people. If you want them, please leave a comment(mention the seeds). After returning from an upcoming trip, I will let the first 20 (or more) blotanists know, and we'll go from there.
I have enough seeds for about 20 people. If you want them, please leave a comment(mention the seeds). After returning from an upcoming trip, I will let the first 20 (or more) blotanists know, and we'll go from there.
As I wrote before, I don't know the particular variety of these foxgloves, since I never planted them. They just came to my garden by air and started to spread on their own. Here, they grow even in uncultivated soil. I never stake them. They fall only after strong winds.
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Since tomorrow is the 15th, I am including some pictures of the blooms in my garden. Thanks Carol ( May Dreams Garden) for hosting Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day.
Russian Sage, Daisies, Roses:
Cleome:
Sedum:
Joe Pie Weed:
Dahlia:
Penstemon, Nasturtiums:
Gladioli:
Yucca:
Cosmos:
Liatris:
Have a great weekend, and I'll see you soon!
Everything is so lovely in your garden, Tatyana. I like the white dahlia most. Very very beautiful indeed.
ReplyDeleteТаня! Не до слов! Такое великолепие - иду смотреть вновь!
ReplyDeleteОбнимаю!
Your garden always seems to be bursting with blooms. Thanks for another beautiful update.
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Ah, your flowers are luscious! And I'm envious of your blooming yucca! Here I am in Texas, and I've never had a yucca bloom for me yet.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Tatyana, I would like seeds, but I will wait and ask (if you offer) next year as we are moving next summer. Love the blooms floating in the birdbath. Your photos are gorgeous as always.
ReplyDeleteGuess I made the top twenty.
ReplyDeleteBut I live in Zone 3 or 4 for plants, so if the Foxglove won't grow this far north, please skip me and send on to the next person on the list.
thanks!
I'd love some out here when you get the chance. That yucca is a show stopper!
ReplyDeleteLooking good Tatyana
ReplyDeleteYour foxgloves are just the best I've seen!
What a glorious post of the flowers in your garden Tatyana
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Tatyana,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful display of flowers! You are a talented gardener!
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Rosey
Beautiful images Tatyana. My favorite is the white dahlias floating in the birdbath. It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteBoy, you can see the difference between the Pacific Northwest and the Midwest in these photos! Our liatris has been done and gone for over a month.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, how did you hire that bee (No, I'm sure there is more than one. . .) to pose so beautifully on all those flowers?
Very pretty blooms, Tatyana. The foxgloves are very nice. Not a plant that grows this far south but I enjoy seeing yours. The bees love that sedum and joe-pye weed!
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Lots of beautiful blooms, Tatyana. This is clearly a happy garden.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely pictures of lovely flowers!!
ReplyDeleteI'm collecting seeds this season, well it's on my to-do list. Love the colour of the Gladi
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. I planted an entire pack of foxglove...didn't bloom this year.......supposed to next....we will see. All of your blooms are gorgeous..
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! It's no wonder your garden is so beautiful with all the pollinators you have. They certainly do pose nicely for you:) I haven't had much luck with my foxgloves re-seeding themselves; I'd love to have some seeds if you have some leftover.
ReplyDeleteI'll be visiting your part of the country next week, helping my daughter move. I hope I get a chance to see some gardens while I am there.
Enjoyed seeing all of your flowers. They are very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and pictures! Thank you for the seeds, but the S&H will be sky rocketing for Romania.
ReplyDeleteTatyana Beautiful pictures...love the foxgloves..too bad they dont do well here in FL.
ReplyDeleteJust soooooo beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so lush and healthy. It's been so unseasonably hot here, in western NY. My poor new garden is stressed.
ReplyDeleteHi Tatyana! Are you totally happy with the yucca? I was thinking of adding that variegated one but wasn't sure if the plant looked good without the pretty white blooms. LOVE the dahlias in the birdbath ;)
ReplyDeleteI would love to try some of the seeds. Do you know which yucca that is? I'm wondering if it is "Gold Sword"? I have that one but it has never bloomed. It is stunning.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Hawaii! Thank you so much for your comments! Let's start operation "Seeds" after I return. Phillip, I'll check the yucca's name upon return, it might well be the Golden sword!
ReplyDeleteLynn, I love that plant, even without flowers.
beautiful pics specially dahlia.
ReplyDeleteHi Tatyana,
ReplyDeleteI looked up July 6 and checked out your previous posting. You have lived in many interesting places and experienced a lot of cool stuff. Thanks for sharing!
Rosey
Huge beautiful close-ups.
ReplyDeleteSo much color in you garden.
Oh boy, another thing I should be doing in a few weeks...collecting seeds. Isn't it fun ?
Well I never seen anything like that Foxglove. How amazingly pretty. Hope I am on the list.
ReplyDeleteThe variegated Yucca is so pretty.I just love your cosmos and which they would grow well for me.The galdioli and penstemon is gorgeous.
What a lovely foxglove! I would love to have such a vigorous self promoting variety :) Do you collect seeds from your Joe Pye Weed? That is another addition I have been on the search for--
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Tatyana,
ReplyDeleteThat little bee on the Sedum looks like he’s asleep! :-)--Randy
Hey Tatyana, Great pictures. I was never a fan of foxglove -until now! Yours is really cool looking.
ReplyDeleteLooks like I'm late in requesting for seeds, but wanted to stop and let you know how beautiful your flowers are. You've got great photography. I particularly love Cleome's. I grew some a couple of years ago and fell in love with them. This year I planted liatris and have really enjoyed those as well! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the huge and excellent photos! ...gail
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Breathtaking flowers.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have some seeds. Can't wait to see the photos and read about your vacation.
Love your photo's -- if you have one or two seeds left-- please include me
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Your photos are stunning. The flowers breathtaking. I found you by looking for foxglove seeds. Can you recommend a good mail order source? Thank-you for the beauty that you have shared. Regards, Jane
ReplyDeleteJane, I never ordered foxglove seeds by mail. I would check stores and nurseries near you for seeds, or use any on-line store. If you send me your mailing address, I can mail you seeds of my foxgloves from the last year. I hope they are still good.
ReplyDeleteI figured it didn't hurt to ask, do you, by some chance, still have some available from last year's stash? I would LOVE to try them out!!
ReplyDeletep.s. I've been reading thru your entire blog today. Your photos and gardens are truly amazing!! I've just about decided to give dahlias a try too!
Thanks!
Wendy / sassyb.
Wendy, thank you so much! I hope you got my e-mail.
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