
Another hot plant in the garden now is the gallardia.

Is this hot or cold? I love the blue and yellow combination. There are quite a few balloon flowers in the garden but I like this combination planting the best.

And the coolest plant of all now blooming? Globe thistle. An Amish women asked me why in the world I had a large thistle in the garden. I explained about globe thistle but she insisted that no thistle would ever be in her garden.

2 comments:
I'm battling thistle, and almost agree with the Amish lady! Maybe I don't wany any thistle in my garden, either.
(Though that is a pretty flower)
Oh, Globe Thistle is GREAT! I have it in my garden, too. But I've had other gardeners tell me I'm crazy. Yeah, so. LOL
I love seeing these pictures, because I just saw these in PERSON! That crocosmia is gorgeous. It caught my eye right away!
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