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| Wood's Pink Aster |
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| Clockwise from upper left: Aster Alma Potschske, mountain mint, sedum 'Xenox', obedient plant, green seed pods of turtle head |
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| Clematis 'Sweet Autumn' |
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| Seed heads of echinea nitidi and the last of the trumpet vine flowers. Saw a hummingbird today(9/24/2013)! |
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| Aster, I think 'October Skies' |
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| I've had this "identified as 'Clara Curtis' daisy... |
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| ...and this also. Two completely different plants, the first is more aster-like, this one is more like an anthemis. |
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| An unidentified lilac aster; it is tall, pale, without a differentiated center. |
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| Rebloom on the possible Eden rose |
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| Solidago 'Fireworks' |
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| Gaura and sedum 'Neon' |
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| Filipendula still looking interesting. |
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| Late-blooming lancifolia hosta |
Do you like sweet autumn clematis. It is pretty but I've been discouraged from planting it because of its invasive tendencies.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen one bigger than the two I have personally grown, nor has one set seed for me, although I have heard people tell of them setting seed. Perhaps a lot farther south than IL, they may be able to set seed, but blooming so late I'm not sure the seed has time to mature. I really like mine. It is a wonderful plant and the pollinators are in heaven near it.
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