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Morning glory! Grows easily. Pretty leaves. Pretty blooms. Blooms abundantly. Love 'em!
I love bleeding hearts. There used to be a bunch on them in my front garden growing up, I used to crush them and try to make dye from it when I was little.
Absolutely cannabis.
Gazanias are my favorite. Unpretentious little suns blazing away in the garden. What’s not to like.
Beebalm!
Also known as Monarda. Smells so good and bees like it, so win-win.
I love beebalm!
I’m a fan of Lantana, I love the variety of bright colors they come in. I think they’re pretty, especially when they grow in a nice cluster.
I heard an old wives’ tale that their roots are thick enough to stop bamboo shoots. Any chance it’s true?
That I have no idea, but when healthy they do come in nice and thick, above and below ground. Would be incredible if they can stop bamboo!
Jasmine. I love the smell!
I know its pretty basic but i really love roses and lavender
Redbud:
Lilac:
Virginia bluebell:
Apricot bearded iris:
Lungwort:
Bugloss:
Strelitzia reginae, the bird of paradise.
It’s used as a drought-tolerant ornamental here in California.
EDIT: If I get a second choice, Albizia julibrissin, the pink silk tree.
Mimosa tree blooms smell so good
Hibiscus :3
Pretty, and edible too!
Makes great tea :3
These bearded irises from the previous owner of my house.
Cannabis indica
I really like cornflowers, its that colour. I remember sketching one for art class at school.
Yes!!! It’s so vibrant yet so frail.
