And their dark mates.
The Great Blue Lobelia
And Green Headed Coneflowers
White grasses with White Snakeroot
And Solomon's Seal
Monday, August 25, 2014
Seen In A Meadow
Fresh Butterflies
And their dark mates.
The Great Blue Lobelia
And Green Headed Coneflowers
White grasses with White Snakeroot
And Solomon's Seal
And their dark mates.
The Great Blue Lobelia
And Green Headed Coneflowers
White grasses with White Snakeroot
And Solomon's Seal
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6 comments:
Just love your butterflies! They must be very happy in your garden.
Love those butterflies. I've seen a couple around here & I like to watch them as they flutter about.
Oooo I like that big white grass. What is that?
Lisa that is a get it out of my garden grass from a client's garden. I am pretty sure it is one of the Miscanthus cultivars are which there are dozens.
It is so white. I don't recall seeing one around here that is so white. Thanks. I will just look around till I see one.
Lisa I took a closer look at the leaves and went online. I am going to ID it as Miscanthus sinensis 'Variegatus'.
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