September Gardens 2004 Photo Gallery by Hubert Steed at pbase.com

September Gardens 2004

An explanation of the abbreviations used for the photo descriptions can be found at https://pbase.com/hjsteed/plants_and_flowers .

Hibiscus	Morning Glories	Morning Glory	Moonflower Closing Off Morning Sun
Salvia	Juniper	Long Needle Pine	Long Needle Pine Detail
Sycamore	Black Locust	Oak	Crab Apple
Large Blackeyed Susan	Canna or Indian Shot Leaf Detail	White Trumpets	Pink Roses 505
Holly 505	Beautyberry Bush or Callicarpa 505	Euonymous 505	Amaranthus 505
Rose 505	Red Rose	White Dahlia with Two Bees	Red Dahlia & a Fly
Oleander LPCG	Moonflower	Birch Bark on an Ivy Patch WSVG	Caladium in an Urn LPCG
Alyssum LPCG	Coleus on Mercer Street	White Impatiens on Mercer Street	Pink Impatiens on Mercer Street
Moonflower	Night Rose	Blue Hibiscus on 9th Street	Blue Hibiscus on 9th Street
Blue Hibiscus on 9th Street	Lysimachia on 9th Street	Aster	Orange Canna
Balloon Flowers	Coleus LPCG	Milkweed or Asclepias curassavica	Angelonia LPCG
Flower Pot Arrangement LPCG	Red Roses	French Lace Rose	Diascia
Celmisia walkeri or New Zealand Daisy	Physostegia or Obedient Plant	Detail Physostegia or Obedient Plant	Miniature Rock Garden LPCG
Caladium LPCG	Angelonia LPCG	Tropicana Rose	White Morning Glory
Pink Rose	Cherry Tree Leaves Turning Color WSVG	Iris JMG	Iris
Coleus JMG	Clematis Paul Farges	Clematis Paul Farges	Fall Crocus JMG
Pink Petunias in Flower Box on Washington Place	Floral Arrangement in Window of a Local Restaurant	Fushia Morning Glory	Clematis
French Lace Rose	Hibiscus	Hibiscus	Ground Foliage
Pink Roses	Salvia	Orange Chrysanthemums LPCG	Clematis Paul Farges
Clematis Paul Farges	Pink Dahlias LPCG	Pink Dahlia Detail	Balloon Flower Bottom Side
Nasturtium	Aster	Yellow Asters	Coleus in Bloom LPCG
Physostegia	Blackeyed Susans	Sweet Chariot Fairy Roses	Pink Hydrangea
Morning Glories	Souvenir de la Malmaison Rose	Red Impatiens	Rosa Pink 'The Fairy'
Morning Glories	Phygelius	Sycamore Leaves WSVG	Pancake Hibiscus
White Hosta Bloom	Lotus Bud	Meidiland Rose	Meidiland Rose
Impatiens Rosette	Dianthus	White Japanese Anenome LPCG	White Japanese Anenome LPCG
Chicago Peace Rose	Lotus Bud	Hosta	Leonotis or Lion's Ear About to Bloom LPCG
Budding Rose	Rose	White Geranium	Flower Box WSM
Celeste Asters at Marumi's Sidewalk Garden	Lotus in Garden Setting LPCG	Lotus Blossom	Lotus Blossom
Rose	Blackeyed Susan	Red Zinnia	White Zinnia
Coleus LPCG	Flutist in the Garden LPCG	Ground Cover 505	Pink Chrysanthemums LPCG
Unknown LPCG	Bessera elegans	Goldenrod	Goldenrod
Rose Hips in the Sky LPCG	Clematis	Impatiens	Tropicana Rose
French Lace Rose	Begonia LPCG	Angelonia LPCG	Rose Hips LPCG
Penstemon	Beautyberry Bush	Japanese Pagoda Tree Seed Pods	Impatiens and Petunias
Third Street Florist	Floral Bouquet at 3rd Street Florist	Columbiana Asters 3rd Street Florist	Linaria Vulgaris or Toadflax
American Elm	Elm Leaves Changing	Petunias	Late Summer Grass
Beautyberry Bush	Leonotis or Lions Ear LPCG	Ground Foliage LPCG	Zinnia
Solenostemon Coleus or Inky Fingers LPCG	Coleus Blossoms LPCG	Sunflower - Helianthus	Fall Crocus 505
Pincushion or Leucospermum LPCG	September Forsythia 505	Cleome	Cleome
Cleome	Cleome	Cleome	Cleome
Cleome	Alyssum. LPCG	Lion's Ear LPCG	Geranium
Amaranthus	Marigold in a Flower Box on LaGuardia Place	Morning Glories	Moonflower
Blackeyed Susans	First Day of Fall - Dogwood Leaves Changing Color WSVG	Dogwood Leaves and Berry Seeds WSVG	Japanese Anenome and Lion's Ears LPCG
Locust Tree Seed Pods and Leaves Changing Color	Crab Apples	Pancake Hibiscus	Lion's Ear LPCG
Unknown LPCG	Pink Phlox	Dogwood Leaves WSVG	Hawthorne Tree Berries WSVG
Weigela	Japanese Pagoda Tree Seed Pods	Amaranthus	Hibiscus
Sycamore Tree Bark	Rose	Pink Rose	Pink Rose
White Rose	Pink Rose	Roses	Tropicana Rose
Begonias NYU	Unknown LPCG	Lions Ear Flowers LPCG	Garden Scene LPCG
Gladiolus	Delphinium	Nicandra	Nicandra Seed Pod
Grass	Red Indian Shot or Canna	Chrysanthemums	Fall Iris
Fall Iris	Fall Iris	Leonotis or Lions Ear LPCG

comment |

Hubert Steed		15-Jun-2005 01:08
Conner clan gardener, Thank you for your kind comment about my September 2004 Garden photo gallery athttp://www.pbase.com/hjsteed/flowers_september. If you do a www.google.com search on “Lion’s Ear Flower” you will get quite a bit of information about Lion’s Ear. I found the webpage athttp://www.floridata.com/ref/L/leon_nep.cfm quite informative. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Hubert J Steed

Garderner		14-Jun-2005 21:50
Beautiful photographic work. As a garderner, I would like to know what Lions Ear is. I have never heard of it.

Peggy Hookey		29-May-2005 01:40
What a lovely display! What great shots! I was looking for shots of roses with their leaves. I am a painter trying to capture the roses climbing up around a window I was looking through at an old old building on Nantucket. And I needed to know more clearly what rose leaves look like and their formation on those long canes. So your photos were of enormous help. I love the shots of the moonflowers. I have marveled at their opening from an umbrella shape. Nature is so clever and so beautiful, and you are so clever to capture it so well..

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