Late summer brings a burst of color and life to Proctor's Garden, with an array of stunning perennials stealing the spotlight.
Bee-Pleasing 'Autumn Joy' Sedum
,
Lemon Queen Perennial Sunflower
, and delicate
Pink Japanese Anemone
are just a few of the stars of the show. These long-lived beauties are not only easy to grow but also nearly immune from pests.
As the season progresses, late-blooming annuals also make their debut. Among them, two varieties of celosias are currently putting on a spectacular display. The cockscomb celosias, with their striking resemblance to brains, and the showy plume types like 'Steam Punk' are sure to captivate any garden enthusiast.
Moreover, the pepper plants are thriving, offering an abundant harvest. From the versatile green peppers to the 'Giant Marconi' and 'Big Bertha' varieties, the garden is brimming with vibrant hues. The ripening pimento peppers promise an exciting addition to the harvest, with an abundance of blossoms hinting at a bountiful yield if the warm weather persists.
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