First up are some flowers in Alex Lisser's yard in North Adams, MA:
in the comment section following this post...
The following batch of Bloom Day photos were sent by MaryAnn Nobben of Norway, where at this time of year there is enough sunlight to read by at Midnight:
Globe flower (trollius europaeus)
Saxifraga
Moorland Spotted Orchid (Dactylorhiza Maculata)
Arctic Raspberry (Rubus Arcticus)
Spirea
Gas Plant
Mock Orange
Peony
Sage
Campanula
Climbing Hydrangea
Foxgloves and Salvia
Next up is Storey editor and author of the forthcoming work The Knitter's Life List, Gwen Steege:








Here is Maryellen Mahoney and her Shaftsbury, VT garden:
Lady's Mantle
Angelica
Mountain Bluets
Perennial Geranium 'Johnson's Blue'
Be sure to tell us what's blooming in your area in the comments below, and to see more Bloom Day action visit May Dreams Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day.
-Doug Riggs
And finally from Melanie Jolicoeur's Plainfield garden:
Mountain Bluets
Perennial Geranium 'Johnson's Blue'
and Iris
Be sure to tell us what's blooming in your area in the comments below, and to see more Bloom Day action visit May Dreams Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day.
-Doug Riggs
6 comments:
I have never seen the globe flower...very nice...I love the shape of the bloom. All your blooms are very nice!
That Don Juan Climbing Rose is Amazing! Love it!
Happy GBBD!
Oh, how I miss Peonies! Thanks for sharing your blooms!
Enjoyed the variety in your post! L
Don Juan is hard to beat.
The last flower on the Alex's yard is the antirrhinum or commonly known as snapdragons.
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