Lacecap hydrangea-gorgeous flowers -'Frau Reiko' variety. This hydrangea will grow to a height of 5 feet and is hardy to Zone 4 in a shady location. I just love the white edging around each flower. One of the prettiest plants in my yard!
The 'Black Knight' delphinium-such a beautiful blue flower spike....started blooming about the first of June.
Yellow yarrow...I love cutting this and using in arrangements...lasts for weeks and great for drying.

Stella de oro-easy to grow and such a great early bloomer!
Butterfly bush-a bargain for $1.00 at the end of the season last year....blooms and blooms and of course butterflies of all varieties flock to it all summer. The hummingbirds love it too!
A view of my sunny border and my favorite Spanish lavender -I keep deadheading for more blooms. I dry the old blooms and make lavender potpourri .
I love this combination...bright red impatients and lime green foliage from the pineapple sage...in a few months the sage will bloom and the hummingbirds will be fighting over the blossoms. Such a great bloomer in the fall of the year in Oklahoma, until then I enjoy the foliage!
Have a great Outdoor Wednesday! Thanks to our hostess Susan at A Southern Daydreamer for hosting this weekly adventure!

Have a great Outdoor Wednesday! Thanks to our hostess Susan at A Southern Daydreamer for hosting this weekly adventure!
