Week of September 9, 2011

Lunch Lady Gourd hangs on The Vegetable Garden fence.

Vigna caracalla, or snail vine, perfumes the air at The Visitor Pavillion.

Paeonia obovata seed pods open in the Asian Woods.

Containers with Ficus lyrata, Caladium candidum and Jasminum officinalis 'Frojas' on The Chanticleer Terrace.

Abelmoschus manihot, Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Henry Eilers', Nicotiana sylvestris and Verbena bonariensis mingle in The Pond Garden.

A path in The Gravel Garden is lined with Delosperma, Agastache and Perovskia.

Ipomoea lobata, commonly called Spanish Flag, is an annual vine blooming on the arches in The Vegetable Garden.

Helianthus annuus 'Sparky', a dwarf sunflower, in the Cut Flower Garden.

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