Showing posts with label crossandra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crossandra. Show all posts

Saturday, June 25, 2011

Hot Color for Hot Days in the Garden

All the orange in my garden is turning up the heat.

Crossandra  'Orange Marmalade'

Flowering Maple

Tropical Milkweed

Blanket Flowers

There are lots of Blanket Flowers here along the Path

Marigolds
It takes strong colors to not look washed out in the bright summer sunshine.  These flowers can take the heat of a Florida summer and reflect it back in gorgeous color.  

Sunday, June 13, 2010

It's Hot In The Garden Today!



Everybody is feeling the heat of summer in the garden today. 


It's no wonder with these flaming orange zinnia blooms popping up all over.


This orange-on-orange combination of Gulf Fritillary butterfly on Mexican sunflower, tithonia rotundiflora, is scorching hot.

The bees are working the fiery orange flame vine, Senecio confusus, blooms.


It's even hot in the shady garden with these glowing 'orange marmalade', Crossandra infundibuliformis, flowers.


I never noticed that there are so many orange colored blossoms along My Garden Path.  I welcome them all to keep adding to the heat in my summer garden.