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| Left: Rudbeckia fulgida, Pycnanthemum muticum; Center: Agastache foeniculum; Right: Asclepias perennis, Hibiscus coccineus |
It’s summer! When it comes to native flowers, what can we
expect? And what should we consider when we realize our summer doesn’t have
enough native flowers? You can imagine that over the last 12 years, I’ve
written about summer flowers a time or two. Here is a list of summer topics you
might want to read. I hope that you find something inspirational for your
garden this summer!
Plant specific posts:
Pycnanthemum
(Mountain Mints) 2014
Helianthus
(Sunflowers) 2012
Silphium
(Rosinweeds) 2014
Rudbeckia
(Black-eyed Susans) 2012
Hibiscus
(hardy and native) 2014
Plant collection posts:
Summer Perennials 2011
Early Summer Garden 2020
Summer Whites 2020
Summer Blues 2017
Late Summer Yellows 2011 (includes comparison of flower head backs)
Summer Shrubs 2018
Garden Ideas:
Native
Plants in Containers 2013
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| Left: Rudbeckia laciniata; upper right: Clethra alnifolia; lower right: Rhododendron prunifolium |
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