Friday, July 24, 2026

A FEW MORE FLOWERS FOR YOU FROM LEWIS GINTNER BOTANIC GARDEN.

This is my last post of the flowers we saw that day until we go there again. Hopefully that will be in a month or so. I thoroughly enjoyed our time here. 


I was really taken with the Stokes Aster and how it was unfurling in the photo below.


I found them along the pathway walking up to the entrance.


This courtyard greeted us as we exited the visitor center into the garden.


Purple Coneflowers.




Oakleaf Hydrangea.


The Ditch Lilies were blooming beautifully and I really loved their color combination.


Another pretty area I would like to explore next time we go. 


Next is the Spider Flower, perhaps a better name for it, Cleome. 


It's also called Grandfather's Whiskers, but we can also call it Pink Queen.


I shared these the other day, "Irish Eyes' Black-eyed Susan


My other post of the flowers can be found here if you missed it.

Have fun and 
thanks for stopping by.