| Who Stopped The Music? Cypress Vine/Cardinal Climber (Ipomoea quamoclit) |
| Imagine yourself here! |
| Outside the herb area, there are colorful plantings AND colorful yard art. That's true of the whole nursery, actually! |
| This is a Bauhinia but I'm not sure which one. |
| A closeup of the blooms |
| This bed near the seminar seating area is popular with the butterflies and hummingbirds. |
| Pagoda flower (Clerodendrum paniculatum) |
| Potato vine |
| Salvia miniata in the shade house: if you have shade AND hummingbirds, you need this plant! |
| The new 'Black Diamond' series of Crape Myrtles is available at The Arbor Gate. |
| You didn't overdo it on the wine, you ARE seeing a pink elephant next to the compact Texas sage. |
| Love those blooms! |
| Cassia, Hamelia and Crown of Thorns |
| Cuphea llavea 'Flamenco': those blooms do look like ruffled skirts! |
| This bed is in front of the sales office. |
| Salvia leucantha is putting on a show! |
8 comments:
OOH! That potato vine looks luscious! How nice that you have such a great nursery...must be very tempting :)
Thanks for sharing this wonderful place, Cindy! I would love to be there in person, with a book to check the hardiness of some of those beauties. My hummingbirds would love that Salvia, and I never met a Cuphea I didn't love.
Frances
I just love visiting other gardens, in real life, and virtually. Many thanks.
what a fun day! we should meet up there more often. i still have yet to pull out enough stuff from the front garden to plant the elephant-pink cenzio i bought there... thanks for convincing me to get it. xox!
That was fun. I saw a lot of flowering plants that would be fun to grow and some of the beds reminded me of your garden. I may try the Salvia miniata even if it's not hardy here. I do like annuals! gail
I nominate that Texas sage as the plant I'd most like to grow but can't.
I have tried twice now to get to the place before it closes but have missed both times (was out in Tomball for other chores)! Now I must redouble my efforts thanks to you and these gorgeous photos.
Salvia miniata looks PERFECT for my shade garden and my hummers. It's funny but I just flipped through a book about Salvias the other day and noticed it in passing. Now it is on my MUST FIND radar.
The teasing coolness each morning doesn't hang around for long, does it? Bet you are out there early each day. I'd like to order a strong cold front with a side order of lower humidity! LOL
David/:0)
Found your blog via looking for the Black Diamond Crape Myrtles....glad to have found another Houston area gardener.
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