Summer is in full swing, and so are the summer blooms here in the Garden. From summer vegetables ripening in our demonstration beds to the hot pink crepe myrtles toward the back of the Garden along Tram Road, the Garden’s summer staples have joined this week’s What’s Blooming. Take a listen to Georgiann Keller’s audio blog below to get more details on what you will find in the Garden this week and then make sure to get your tickets! Remember, if you’re a Garden Member, you do not need advanced reservations Monday through Friday, but you DO need reservations on the weekends. Non-members will need reservations every day of the week.
Photos from the Garden
California buckthorn
Rotheca myricoides ‘Ugandans,’ also commonly known as Butterfly bush
Hollyhock
Japanese anemone
Tomatoes
Squash(left) and hot peppers (right)
African blue basil
Maximilian sunflowers
Tall slipper plant
Hot pink crepe myrtle
Blue hesper palm
Gold medallion tree
Tropical hibiscus ‘Sprinkle rain’
Naked lady Lily
A cool rest spot with Fuchsia fulgens variegata
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