The result is a very full post of flower closeups. This is some of what is blooming in the Tall Flower Meadows high on the low spot of a North Carolina mountain top in the middle of September.
Hardy Begonia
New England Aster
Joe Pye and Goldenrod
White Wood Aster
Jewel Weed/Snap Weed/Water Weed
In Joe Pye's Head
Blue Wood Aster
One kind Goldenrod
Lots of Jewel Weed
Another kind Goldenrod
Ironweed
Great Blue Lobelia
Pink Anemones
White Snake Root
The Tall Phlox the deer didn't eat are having some flowers.
I have a Goldenrod that blooms rather well in the shade.
The Miscanthus began to bloom this week.
My September curb appeal.
With Aromatic Aster
Frost Aster
Helianthus maximiliani
Big Ironweed
Another Miscanthus in bloom.
In the big picture of things
Hope you enjoyed my Bloom Day weed flower closeups. Be sure to visit headquarters at May Dreams Gardens for more kinds of flower touring.
Boneset
Elephant's Foot
Sedum
A patch of Tatarian Aster will be blooming shortly.
Aralia cordata 'Sun King'
Verbena on a Stick with Parsnips.
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You have a nice selection of native plants. Jewelweed is one I don't have (yet). Once we get the invasive plants cleared from our creek area I'll be adding this beauty. Happy bloom day.
I'm loving your garden a lot! Here in New Zealand, spring is trying to sow up and I'm excited to see what comes up!
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I am glad you had a happy bloom day Christopher. I like your close ups. I have one of those white asters that arrived unannounced. It has been here for years now. I don't know which one it is. I would love to find out which one. It seems more airy that the ones you have shown. They look like stars in the twilight. Love elephants foot but in my garden it can get weedy.It grows where nothing else wants to grow.
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