Wow! I just did a search to see what the 'Limelight' looks like, and that's a beauty!

My microphylla is putting out more blooms, as well, and my uliginosa, 'Sierra San Antonio', 'Rhea', chamaedryoides and corrugata are still blooming their hearts out.

I bought a few earlier in the year, so I haven't seen them bloom yet. They're sending up buds, though, and I can't wait to see them, especially one that was marked as officinalis, but it's huge (4 feet tall x 5+ feet wide), so I'm not sure which one it is exactly. I'm also waiting for my elegans and 'Anthony Parker'. :)

Brenda

That's great. Mine haven't done near as well. So far there is no sign of flowers and the plants have fallen part way over. I wish they had at least stayed more upright, since their leaves and form are worth the price of admission. Down where you are it seems an ideal plant. It blooms in the fall when all those hummers are moving through your state. Up here it doesn't start soon enough to be of much use. I will probably take one pot of cuttings and see if a really well grown big plant will bloom sooner, so it's got one more year to show its stuff.

Here in Spring, my sagitata, fallax, rubignosa,scabra,greggii & micropyllas are flowering there little hearts out. Your mexicana sounds like a beauty.

Cheers Annette