June 2021 in the Northern Hemisphere

[kot]

my love plant

[Maggi Young]

June already!

[kot]

Pulsatilla are in full flower. Paraquillegia is in the garden glasshouse. (refers to reply 1) Regards

[ruweiss]

Beautiful and interesting plants. Thank you for showing

[Véronique Macrelle]

Clematis fremontii

[Andre Schuiteman]

1. Corydalis barbisepala. Most rare plants that are also attractive are difficult to grow, otherwise they would not be rare. I was therefore pleasantly surprised when this pretty but rarely seen Chinese Corydalis proved to be easy to grow in woodland conditions. It makes underground stolons and quickly forms a loose, wide-spreading mat. The leaves are much smaller than those of, e.g., C. flexuosa, so that in spite of its spreading tendency this species is safe with other plants. It does not die down in summer and even in winter there are still a few leaves here and there. But the winters here are mild and I guess that the plant will go fully dormant in places with a more severe climate.

2. Trollius altaicus subsp. pulcher. From Rishiri Island in North Japan (seeds ex Yusawa Engei), sown 12/8/2019, germinated 8/2/2020. First flowering. Before planting this in the garden I had buried a plastic tray at a depth of c. 35 cm, so that there is always abundant moisture underground, which every Trollius that I know of loves.

3. Gypsophila repens, I presume, but much more compact than the regular G. repens. Grown from AGS seed, where it was listed as Gypsophila nana. This is not G. nana, which has hairy leaves, unlike my plant. Sown 28/1/2018, germinated 25/3/2018.

[Andre Schuiteman]

Pulsatilla are in full flower. Paraquillegia is in the garden glasshouse. Regards

The white-flowered plant looks like Adonis brevistyla.

[kris]

very hot weather in Saskatoon. Today is +36C. Two penstemons pictured 2 days earlier
1.penstemon procerus-native to our region
2.Penstemon paysoniorum

[kot]

portet aquillegia fl.pl

[kot]

plant my garden

[Claire Cockcroft]

Anagallis alternifolia var. repens, Seeds collected in 1989, sown in 2019, flowered with one bloom last year and this year with many.  Living in a small styrofoam trough on my back deck.

[Claire Cockcroft]

Collomia debilis, seeds collected in the early 1990's, sown in 2018.  It first flowered in 2020.

 

[ArnoldT]

Clematis texensis 'Pagoda'

[Véronique Macrelle]

Collomia debilis and  are lovely ! : I also like small simple plants and unknown (for me) like that; even annuals ...

I thought C. texensis was red ...
 I put you the photos of some plants, made by my husband: more in art than to recognize them, it must be said.

Clematis fremontii
Linaria triornithophora
Paeonia delawayii
Dianthus webbianus 


 

[ArnoldT]

The pure species is reddish pink.   there are number of named hybrids.