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U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5

Pacific NW (zone 8a) Flower Basket In September


 This is what I picked up on Saturday morning in my garden: 
one flower from each blooming variety. 
Some of these plants are finishing blooming and have only several flowers left, but some are still going strong. 
Among nice bloomers are fuchsias, dahlia, salvia 'Black and Blue', hydrangeas, 
zonal and regal geraniums, campanula, pansies, euphorbia 'Diamond Delight', Japanese anemone, shrub roses, verbena bonariensis.
The full list of flowers is shown at the end of the post.









Date: 9/13/2014
List of plants: 

Abutilon 'Windcliff Coral'
Actaea simplex 'Black Negligee' (cimicifuga, Dark Bugbane)
Alyssum
Asters blue
Campanula poscharkyana 'Blue Waterfall' (Serbian Bellflower)
Centranthus 'Ruby Red' (Jupiter's Beard)
Chrysanthemums white/pink
Cyclamen wild
Dahlia unknown, white
Echinacea purpurea 'Primadonna White'
Erigeron (Spanish daisy)
Euphorbia 'Diamond Delight'
Fuchsia 'Double Otto'
Fuchsia hardy 'Dollar Princess'
Fuchsia hardy unknown
Fuchsia hardy 'Hawkshead'
Fuchsia magellanica 'Aurea' (Golden Fuchsia)
Geraniums Zonal
Geraniums Regal
Hollyhock, white and pink
Hydrangea 'Endless Summer'
Hydrangea 'Nicco Blue'
Hydrangea Lacecap 'Angel's Blush'
Hydrangea Lacecap 'Princess Lace'
Japanese Anemone white and pink
Monarda didyma 'Jacob Cline'
Nicotiana,
Pansies
Perennial Phlox
Perovskia (Russian Sage)
Rose Knock-Out
Rose Regensberg Floribunda
Salvia 'Blue and Black'
Sedum 'Autumn Joy'
Snapdragon 'Eternal'
Tradescantia virginiana (Spiderwort)
Verbena bonariensis 'Lollipop'
Verbena rigida 'Polaris'

Not shown (I missed them or blooms were too high as on climbing rose):
Acanthus mollis (Bear's Breech)
Ballon Flower
Joe Pye Weed
Lavatera 'Bredon Spring' (Tree Mallow)
Leucosceptrum stellipilum ‘Ogon'
Leycesteria formosa (Himalayan Honeysuckle)
Rose climbing Don Juan
Rose Mr.Lincoln
Toad Lily (Tricyrtis formosana)
Veronica  'Inspire blue' (Speedwell)
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Previous 'Basket post' is here:
Pacific NW Flower Basket In October
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I join Donna's Seasonal Celebration at Gardens Eye View

***Copyright 2014 TatyanaS

22 comments:

  1. Oh Tatyana what a fabulous celebration of the season. I love how you pick a bloom from each plant and display them on the table. They are stunning and such beautiful memories.

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    1. Donna, thank you for hosting Seasonal Celebration!

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  2. Clever and pretty! I also noticed some white impatiens!

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  3. WOW ~ What a GREAT idea to display blooms in your gardens. They are so pretty.

    Have a wonderful week ~ FlowerLady

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    1. Lorraine, thank you! We still have summery weather and the plants love it!

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  4. Gorgeous collection, Tatyana! I love that idea! What a wealth of blooms!

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    1. Beth, thank you! I read about this .... someone from my blogging friends wrote about her mother doing this... Sorry, I forgot who.

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  5. This is absolutely GORGEOUS! Wish I could go out into the garden and pick such a colourful variety of blooms! a dream!

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  6. Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing your wonderful flowers and in such an unique way too. I might have a go at taking some photos of Sissinghurst flowers in this way, it's a lovely way of seeing everything together. Helen (gardener)

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    1. Helen, thank you! Please, do it! It'll be wonderful to see what's blooming right now in beautiful Sissinghurst!

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  7. That is a very impressive collection of blooms. They look so lovely all together like that, what a great idea.

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    1. Paula, thank you! I could do a better job arranging them nicely, but they were wilting so fast, and I needed to rush taking pictures!

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  8. I love how you document your blooms in this way, Tatyana. The stunning colors and casual arrangement make beautiful memories. Are you starting a meme? I don't subscribe to many memes, but would consider this. P. x

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    1. Thank you Pam! Meme? Never thought about it, but it's not a bad idea!

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  9. Wow! What a clever way to display the blooms currently in your garden. They all look fantastic and it is the sort of photo you go back to in November, to remind you of how wonderful it all was !

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    1. Thank you Jane! In November and December, and February, and March.... You are so right!

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  10. It may be fall, but you still have a spectacular array of flowers Tatyana!

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    1. Jennifer, roses, verbena, dahlia, nicotiana, fuchsia and some others are doing great! Thank you!

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  11. Tatyana, such a novel and colourful way to show the late flowering plants in your garden. Quite impressive.

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  12. I love your basket posts and this one is gorgeous!

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