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What’s Blooming (6/12/22)

June 12, 2022 / Serendib Garden / By Mary Anne Mohanraj

Blooming this week — names and notes on photos.

Martagon lilies, 2-3′ tall, blooms in shade.

Martagon lilies, 2-3′ tall, blooms in shade.

Allium schubertii (short, bigger than my head). Not hardy in our zone, so has to be replanted each year. Dries well in place, so provides a nice element in the garden for months.

Allium caeruleum. A lovely blue, small and unassuming, so you’d want 15-30 or so in a clump to really get a noticeable effect.

Clematis Piilu (my favorite out of my clematises).

Clematis Piilu

Clematis Durandii, I think.

Clematis Diamond Ball. Very dramatic when it blooms, but I’m not sure I love how it looks as it’s fading.

Clematis Niobe, I think.

Not sure which clematis this is.

Mock orange. Smells incredible.

Mock orange.

Penstemon beardtongue (native) with tradescantia / spiderwort (native).

Last of the columbines.

Mallow.

Zephirine Drouhin rose with bee.

Munstead Wood rose.

Eglantyne rose (smells incredible).

Rose-Marie rose (heavy blooming).

John Cabot rose.

John Cabot rose with baptisia.

Zephirine Drouhin rose with tradescantia / spiderwort.

Scotch moss with the teeniest tiniest blooms.

Dwarf peach ripening.

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