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misobento

what blooms late June?

misobento
12 years ago

Hi all, I am getting married June 23 next year and for the life of me, I can't remember what was blooms at that time. I am going to plan a bouquet around what is in the garden. I know this year we were a little late in the season, but what do you think will be blooming around that time? (I wish I would have paid more attention). :/

thanks!

Comments (2)

  • wirosarian_z4b_WI
    12 years ago

    Roses, especially the Hyb. Teas, floribundas & grandifloras should be in bloom in late June.

  • dickiefickle
    12 years ago

    Tomatoes

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