Natives
- Amaranthus tuberculatus (rough-fruit amaranth, amarante tuberculée)
- Conyza canadensis (horseweed, vergerette du Canada)
- Oxalis stricta (wood sorrel, oxalide)
- Rudbeckia hirta (black-eyed Susan, rudbeckie dressée)
- Solidago canadensis (goldenrod, verge d'or)
Others
- Callibrachoa
- Campanula rapunculoides (creepy bellflower, campanule fausse raiponce)
- Echinacea purpurea (purple coneflower, echinacée pourpre)
- Helianthus annuus (sunflower, tournesol)
- Heliotropium arborescens 'Fragrant Delight' (heliotrope, héliotrope)
- Impatiens walleriana 'Accent Lavender Blue' (impatiens, impatience)
- Ipomoea tricolor 'Heavenly Blue'
- Lobularia maritima (alyssum, alysson)
- Mentha sp. (mint, menthe)
- Petunia 'Sanguna Lavender Vein' (shown) and others
- Sutera cordata (bacopa, sutera cordée)
- Tagetes tenuifolia 'Lulu' (signet marigold, tagète tachée) (shown in photo above with black-eyed Susan)
- Tropeolum majus (nasturtium capucine)
- Verbena
- Viola × wittrockiana 'Delta Pure Rose' (pansy, pensée)
- Zinnia elegans 'Polar Bear'
Not bloooms, but still nice
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Amaranthus tuberculatus: amarante tuberculée!
ReplyDeletesee this adress:
http://www.floraquebeca.qc.ca/flore/flore_genre.htm
from the latin name you get the standard french name (if the plant is present in Québec!)
Merci beaucoup, Roger!
ReplyDeleteHeliotope looks so nice, but I'm not sure it would grow here. I just started harvesting my grapes. I already have 10 pints of jam! Much better than the stuff you get in the stores.
ReplyDeleteHey you have a lotta nice blooms here! I especially love the heliotrope - and isn't the smell amazing?! The Susans and nasturtium are really pretty, too.
ReplyDeleteYou asked about my "dancing snake" gourd seeds. I got them from either Johnny's or Baker Creek. I'll probably order some more if I see them - I cut up a gourd to taste it and it's a lot like cucumber!