La inflorescencia me recuerda al anís, la cicuta pero el tipo de hojas no por lo menos por mi zona.
The inflorescence reminds me of anise, hemlock but the type of leaves not at least in my area.
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Deep rich blue on these Iris.
Russian?
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Thanks, it’s a new favorite in my garden. It has beautiful, tall, blueish, reed-like foliage also. I haven’t ID’d the cultivar yet because it was a gift from a neighbor.
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I gave my plum bush some MegaCrop run off. Killed it deader than a door nail. 
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Asian Pear
Black Raspberry
Butterfly Weed
Elderberry Blossom
Greek Oregano
Flowering Dogwood (Kusa)
Tart Cherries
White Flesh Peach
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Your yard is like the Garden of Eden, 99.
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There isn’t any other place I would rather be.
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Not as spectacular as my pink one, but this one blooms first. I’m shocked there are no sugar ants in this pic.
Blueberry, var. ‘northcountry’
Hydroponic potatoes in inside-out 3.4cu/ft pro-mix bags. @dgtxxx
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Looks like the Blue Jays finally can’t keep up with both cherry trees. The first one is picked clean, but looky here.
My sister likes to bake and if I don’t eat all of them, maybe she’ll get some too. Busy weekend!!!
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@Lotus710 volunteer tomato
The Dahlia are about to pop. The root mass on this sucker is the size of a basketball. I think I am supposed to be separating them??
The Swiss Chard are coming along nicely.
Going to have lots of Flowering Dogwood seed pods. The squirrels love them.
Golden Raspberries
Cherries are moving quickly now. I’ll take some this afternoon.
Here comes the Bee Balm (Monarda)
And the Day Lilly show is begun
Butterfly Week
Happy Summer!
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Thanks for all your photos!
emailing this thread to my mom again. 
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In that case, here are some fresh ones from today.
Grapes from the Champagne region of France (can’t call them champagne grapes officially, right?)
These next two make tons of seeds if someone is interested…
Hissop Blossom
Lupine
This Echinaca plant survived a major bunny attack from last year
This tomato plant won’t survive the bunny munch 
Some day lillies
Have a great weekend!
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I just love lupines ! Probably one of my favorite plants I don’t know why I haven’t tried them in my beds … I thought about it as a cover camo plant in some of my boxes this year but never got around to starting seed I was pretty maxed out under the lights with everything I grew from seed this year! Beautiful pics @99PerCent!!
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drove up into Maine a few weeks ago and lupines were blooming all over the roadsides. In the fall the New England asters do the same thing, Maine seems to be more fertile than everywhere else.
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Largely left alone. Very wooded.
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Tangent, but when I went up to see the Desert of Maine, I drove past an entire hillside of delphinium in bloom… it was insane. Apparently if they’re healthy and dense enough, they support each other… the ones I’ve grown snap even when staked if they even get a sniff of rain.
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