'Bat-faced Cuphea' and 'Black-eyed Susans'
'Bat-faced Cuphea' is an outstanding selection for pots, planters, and flower beds. It is tolerant of full sun and drought with no major pest or disease problems.
Each flower bears a striking and pleasant, resemblance to the face of a bat.
Can you see the little bat face? The little red ears and white nose.
'Black-eyed Susan' a long-blooming perennial. They like full sun and are resistant to insects and disease.
'Zinnia Envy' I love a green zinnia.
'Lantana'
When the roses are resting and the sunflowers are not in bloom yet. I have a great flowering edge for the garden.
Hope you have enjoyed your visit because I love sharing my garden with you.
I am joining Susan over @ A Southern Daydreamer for Outdoor Wednesday
Please jump back and catch more of the beautiful outdoors.
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xoxo
Betty
Great pictures! Of course I love the black eyed susans, and I have never actually heard of the bat faced flowers...I will be looking for them.
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ReplyDeleteI love all your Black-Eyed Susans! They are one of my favorite flowers and always make me smile and bring back good memories. When I was a little girl, they grew wild on our property in Connecticut. I used to love picking them and bringing them to my mother. She would even put a vase filled with them in my bedroom.
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~ Tracy
Great photos...you have the same fowers as I do her...of course you have the same weather as I do down here! Hot and dry!!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing all your flowers. My black eyed Susan's are about the only thing surviving the heat. Have a blessed day. Debbie
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