Week of August 20, 2010
Tigridia pavonia, the Mexican shell flower or Tiger Flower.
Photo by Jonathan Wright
Cut Flower Garden Observed from the Vegetable Garden fence.
Photo by Doug Croft
A view from the bottom of the Pond.
Photo by Joe Henderson
Drought tolerant Ratibida columnaris blooms in the gravel garden.
Photo by Laurel Voran
A cacophany of color fills the serpentine as Autunm Beauty Sunflower opens.
Photo by Lisa Roper
The mini pineapple, Ananas nanus blooms in the Teacup Garden.
Photo by Jonathan Wright
The arbor sports an Echinacea 'Tomato Soup'.
Photo by Joe Henderson
Agastache rupestris blooms in the Gravel Garden.
Photo by Laurel Voran
Ripe pollen on a big blue stem.
Photo by Joe Henderson
Angelica gigas attracting bees in the Asian Woods.
Photo by Lisa Roper
Helianthus annuus 'Double Shine' in the Cut Flower Garden.
Photo by Doug Croft
Globba winitii commonly called mauve dancing ladies, blooms in the Teacup Garden.
Photo by Jonathan Wright
Pycnanthemum muticum offers extremely aromotic (minty) folilage.
Photo by Laurel Voran
Dahlias of all shapes and colors bloom on the hillside of the Tennis Court Garden.
Photo by Jonathan Wright
Late season mix of perennials at the ponds.
Photo by Joe Henderson
Boehmeria spicata, shows off it's pinking shear-like foliage along the Asian Woods path.
Photo by Lisa Roper
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