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Also comes in white.
Save seed, it does not always survive Winter.
Reports on other sites suggest that C. hederifolium this year began in mid July. First of ours was the end of July which is about normal for us, but the main flush is just beginning now.
And the frut of Chaenomeles IS edible. We are just witing for ours to be ripe to make our batch of Quince jelly.
We lost Broadway Lights too, the other Shasta daisies thrive here, but not that one.
Pruning now will encourage new growth. If you want to keep the tree in check then prune in Winter, back to 1 new bud from the origin of the ew growths.
My Actaea have gone to fruit, so no flowers to see now, but that is definitely the spitting image of our "Joe Pye Weed" Eupatorium purpureum
Scadoxus multiflorus.
Yep, definitely looks like Eupatorium to me too.
Just answered this above.
