Flowers – Page 17 – Kleckner Oasis

Double Rose of Sharon

Double-Flowered Rose of Sharons have stunning flowers. These cultivars can be propagated by grafting or cuttings.

Stormy, the horse, looks like he has a bathroom stall for his privacy. The Bindweed has been crawling up the cattle panels.

The Seven Sons Shrub is a very late flowering plant. These flowers draw in pollinators from afar. Bumble bees were still on the plant into the night.

Jagged Ambush Bugs are mating while finding pollinating insects to kill. They were wandering around on a Hydrangea bush.

There are many different species of Sunflowers to grow. Some are vigorous, perennial plants with small flowers.

Hairy Yucca is a cultivar of the Yucca plant. The stems have a very unique look.

A Tree Frog is in a good position to get a meal. It is among the Mexican Bamboo flowers, waiting for pollinating insects to fly by.

There was a lot of Sunflower heads produced in the garden. The kernels inside the seed shells are a tasty treat.

The Pink Cascade Tamarisk flowers in late summer. The pink flowers attract a lot of insects that are looking for the late season nectar.

Garlic Chive plants are sending up a lot of white flowers. These flowers are magnets for bees and other pollinators.