These are some of my July and August flowers.
***Copyright 2012 TatyanaS
U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5
July and August Blooms
***Copyright 2012 TatyanaS
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Your photos this week are gorgeous! Your blooms look so fresh and colorful. The heat and drought here has left my garden almost colorless, and the heat has also kept me out of the gardens. I don't ever remember a summer like this!! We had a good rain last night, I just hope it wasn't too late.
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are truly stunning. Such a pleasure to visit and see what you have in store for us. All your plants look so vibrant, lush and healthy which at this time of year is a triumph.
ReplyDeletePaul
Your photography is stunning Tatyana ,thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteEven your Stachys byzantina flower is stunning, Tatyana. While the lambs' ears leaves are my grandchildren's favorite, the flower is not mine, but this photo and all your pictures are amazing. P. x
ReplyDeleteA visual delight Tatyana.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, especially love the daisy!! What is the pretty purple bloom in the first photo??
ReplyDeleteThe tour of your garden was such a delight! The blooms are so elegant and subtle.
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you everyone! I appreciate your kind words!
ReplyDeleteJanet, the first plant is Cape Fuchsia, Phygelius. I know, usually, they are yellow. I like this one a lot!
Tatyana, daises and orange dahlias are beautiful. I love them and have in my garden too.
ReplyDeleteAmazing colours and blooms Tatyana! A visual feast!
ReplyDeleteAll that moisture in the Pacific Northwest is heavenly nectar for your beautiful blooms. We just got back from a visit there to welcome a new grandson into the world. You garden in paradise Tatyana.
ReplyDeleteFlawless as usual. You have such a beautiful garden. Everything looks so perfect!
ReplyDeleteLooks like your gardens are still happy. Beautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography, I especially like the next to last shot. The purple of the flower (pholx?) is backed up nicely by the black and white behind.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures Tatyana, and so many blooming things still there in your garden. I think you are having more rain there, as usual. Locked in that drought still, with many flowers taking a summer vacation.
ReplyDeleteOh...I have been away too long! Your photos are stunning! The photos are as fresh as the plant life. So lush and green...I feel like the other commenter...the heat has washed out most of the color in my garden! Your outdoor space looks like a dream!
ReplyDeleteTatyana Dear, You never cease to amaze me with your stunning photographs! Seriously girl, you rock! That daisy, turned away with just a peak of the yellow center, fabulous! The Phygelius, perfection! I like Randy's term: FLAWLESS! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTatyana, what beautiful flower gardens you have! I'm wondering what the orange flower is? She's a beauty! I'm thinking Dahlia but not sure. Thanks for sharing your pictures with us. I am computer challenged, could we have names of flowers put under the flowers?
ReplyDeleteBetty819, thank you! You are right, it's Dahlia! Blogging takes a lot of time. I try to do my best, but when I am extremly busy, I just post pictures. Sorry for inconvenience!
DeleteTatyana, your pictures and garden are amazing as always! My favorite is the first picture of the white verbascum (?) with the furry purple filaments and orange anthers! Stunning combination!!
ReplyDeleteoutlawgardener, thanks! Yes! I love that plant!
DeleteBeautiful Tatyana; your garden and your photography!
ReplyDeleteDear Tanya.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, lovely flowers.
Would you please, please tell me the name of the ´pink plant/flower´?
It´s the photo between the Dahlia and the Hortensia, and the same, second last photo?
I have one myself and NOONE can tell me the name of it. Have never seen it on a blog before.
Do hope you can help me. Thank you so much.
Best regards Iris, Denmark.
Dear Iris, this is Silene armeria (Sweet William Catchfly).
DeleteDear Tatyana.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for telling me the name of this lovely pink flower.
I´ll start looking for seeds to buy. Thanks for your kindness.
It´s just great after all these years being able to put a name on this beauty.
Best regards, Iris.