Morning Glory
A lily I forgot I planted! It's a beauty!
Boneset
Sunday, August 11
August in Caroline's Flower Garden
My garden is in full bloom in mid-August. All these blossoms have been attracting plenty of bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. The milkweed is being devoured by monarch butterfly caterpillars which is so encouraging after a few years of no monarch caterpillars in my garden. Hopefully, I will be able to photograph some for Sprouts readers as well as a chrysalis and mature butterflies over the next few weeks. For now, this is what is blooming in my Maine flower garden.
Red Day Lilies
Double Orange Daylilies
Rudbeckia
Phlox
Geraniums
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