Mid Sept Garden, Part 3 ( ? images)
teeandcee
12 years ago
First pic is melampodium with pink Knockout.
Second pic is Mexican Hat with mystery salvia. Anyone know if Mexican Hat reseeds well? Should I allow it to go to seed now?
Third pic is clematis "Rooguchi" and another similar to it.
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