July 2017 in the Northern hemisphere

[Robert]

Mimulus moschatus is finishing for the season. A month earlier it was full of flowers.



I grow Silene lacianata ssp. californica all over the garden. They too will bloom on and off all summer. Common - but so easy and a nice long blooming season. 

[Mike Ireland]

Photographed today at Woodlands Garden in Fotherby the finest Codonopsis lanceolata I've ever seen, the flowers were huge.

[Mike Ireland]

More from Woodlands, Codonopsis sp. unknown.  Foliage & flowers.  If anyone can help with I/D please.

[Gerdk]

Here are some flowers which are pollinated mainly by hummingbirds (which are lacking here unfortunately but nevertheless setting seeds)

1.+2. Petunia exserta
3.+4. Ipomoea quamoclit
5.      Bomarea edulis

Gerd

[Leena]

Pseudofumaria lutea flowering, and in the sunnier part of the garden one of my favourite cranesbill, G.pratense 'Plenum Violaceum'.

[Steve Garvie]

Pulsatilla taraoi -Though out of season this is the first time I have flowered this species.

[fleurbleue]

A strongly hairy one !  Nice 

[Rick R.]

And I thought that Steve's Cremanthodium photograph would never be beat! This one is beyond incredulous!

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I had an old hypertufa trough break, so I had to extract plants.  The nice thing about alpine soils is that you don't have to wash it off the roots for a pic!

Townsendia rothrockii and Erigeron compositus Red Desert