I have 25 plants in some stage of either ending there bloom cycles or on rebloom scapes, or just beginning to bloom with brand new scapes. These new scapes are all weather related. Today's temps are around 82 with brilliant sunshine, and nice breeze. All of this will change tomorrow when a cold front moves through bringing in a much more Fall like temperatures. But we have been really been spoiled for 3 weeks with these late summer high temps. Just delightful. In the past week, I have sent 8 sdlgs to the compost pile that bloomed this Summer, and have planted 35 new sdlgs, bringing my total of sdlgs to about 90. That's more than enough for me to take care of.
Blooming this morning when I walked the garden are the following:
ROYAL CYPHER - Last 2 blooms of the season. Has been blooming for 6 weeks.
TAL OF GASGONE- Rebloom scape
DUBLIN ELAINE - Very late bloomer. Plant full of buds.
BLUE BREASTED BEE-EATER - Blooming for 7 weeks now, and will soon be finishing its bloom cycle.
