Enjoy this collection of pictures from Vanessa’s beautiful garden! We will continue to add pictures as new flowers bloom throughout the summer! Check back often!

Second Wave Japanese Iris
Wilderness Warrior Japanese Iris
Evelyn White Japanese Iris image.
Orange Coneflowers
Pink dianthus in foreground, lamb’s ear behind, tall rose campion blooming pink, Texas star hibiscus (not blooming), iris (not blooming)
Hollyhocks
Japanese Iris
This photo is a close-up of a medium purple Japanese Iris with 6 petals that are streaked with white veins. The three central style arms are white with purple edges at the tips. The petals have yellow dagger streaks coming from the bottom of the style arms.
Beni Tsubaki Japanese Iris
Lady in Pink Japanese Iris
Various Irises
Southern Blue Flag Iris
Rose Campion
Brazilian Verbena
Yellow Hardy Amaryllis
Giant Blue Louisiana Iris
Uptick Gold and Bronze Coreopsis Hybrid
Pond Lilies
Pond Lilies
Purple Coneflower
Early Snow Daylily
Pictured is a hot pink hardy hibiscus bloom. Five large petals surround a yellow pollen-rich stamen. The blooms are about 8 inches in diameter. In the background, light green foliage is present.
Hardy Hibiscus
Pictured is a white hardy hibiscus that has a slightly pink hue nearer to the center. There is a very dark red center that radiates outward in hot pink lines. The petals are slightly ruffled at the edges and there are two layers of petals. The stamen appears white against the dark red center.
Perfect Storm Hardy Hibiscus
Pictured is a five-petaled white hibiscus that has a very slightly pink center. The stamen appears to be a very light yellow. There are three flowers blooming together. One faces the camera and the other two face right and left. Light green foliage is seen in the background.
White Hardy Hibiscus
Pictured is a large cardinal red, five-petaled hibiscus flower. It is about 8 inches in diameter and features a dark red center with a yellow stamen. There's green foliage in the background as well as four other hibiscus blooms.
Lord Baltimore Hardy Hibiscus
Pictured is a closeup of a five-petaled sunset hardy Hibiscus. It is a bright, creamy lemonade yellow and the petals are arranged just like a pinwheel. There is a super dark burgundy center "eye" with a yellow stamen protruding from it. A wooden slat-fence is seen in the background as well as an out-of-focus stand of trees.
Sunset Hardy Hibiscus
Pictured is a closeup of a Texas Star Hibiscus. It has five crimson shiny petals that are distinct and separate, not touching each other. The flower is about 6 inches in diameter. Behind the red petals, green sepals are visible. These form the "star" seen between the separated red petals. The stamen appears a red-pink in this photo. There is green foliage in the background and grey shaker siding of a structure.
Texas Star Hardy Hibiscus
Pictured are two white five-petaled blooms of the Swamp Mallow Hardy Hibiscus. One is aimed downward and the other is touching it and faces upward and to the left. The center of each is a deep pinkish red and the white petals have a pink blush at the center. The stamen appears white in the photo and there are 5 balls of pollen at the tip.
Swamp Rose Mallow Hardy Hibiscus