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| I think this is from mid-June when the orange Asiatic lilies were blooming. |
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| Bright orange Asiatic lilies |
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| The alliums (those orbs on tall stalks) grew a little wonky. |
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| But they popped open and were nice and large. |
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| Orange daylilies and various hosta, along with hydrangea bushes |
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| Daylily buds with some heuchera in the back |
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| The hosta along the driveway look nice and lush. |
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| Balloon Flower buds look like balloons. |
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| And then they open and look like this. |
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| This little guy was an annual snapdragon from last year that spent the winter in the garage and survived! |
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| Biiiiig hosta (I can't remember the variety of this hosta.) |
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| Huge hosta leaves! |
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| Huge 'Southern Comfort' heuchera leaves |
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| Spotted lungwort foliage |
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| 'Fire and Ice' hosta |
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| This is a perennial snapdragon from Spain. |
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| I love how interactive snapdragon blooms are. Pinch the "cheeks" and the "mouth" opens! |
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| The daylilies started blooming. |
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| The catmint in the sun garden finally bloomed. |
Even the carnivorous plants bloomed.
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| Venus Fly Trap |
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| Sarracenia purpurea (pitcher plant) flower |
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| Close up photo of the pitcher plant flower |
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| tropical Sundew |
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| The pot of Caladiums looks pretty cool. Charlie wants to come outside and check them out. |
I have a whole post dedicated to all the spectacular daylilies here.
Thanks for taking today's extra long garden tour!