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1 WINTERTHUR BLOOM REPORT #39 10 Octoer, F, partly sunny +: Aundant f: Flower ud reaking : Some loom f: Full loom pf: Petals falling/drying p: Past loom (few remain) {The most striking area is the copse at the E end of Oak Hill, across from the Quarry; the most splendid looms are those of the Hyacinth Vine, in the Greenhouse Area.} ENTRANCE DRIVE, LAGOON, AND PARKING f Aelia grandifolia (White) + Aster cordifolius (Blue Wood-aster) + Aster ericoides (Heath Aster white) Cichorium intyus (Chicory lue) p Daucus carota (Queen Anne s Lace white) f Loelia cardinalis (Cardinal Flower red) Lonicera sp. (Honeysuckle yellow/white) Prunella vulgaris (Heal-all purple) pf Solidago ulmifolia (Elm-leaved Goldenrod) Typha latifolia (Cattail rown) SUMMER SHRUB SLOPE p Buddleia davidii (Butterfly-ush white) p Lagerstroemia sp. (Crape-myrtle pink) p Vitex agnus-castus (Chaste-lam Tree [shru] lue) PARKING LOT TO VISITOR CENTER p Aster divaricatus (White Wood-aster) Aster ericoides (Heath Aster white) 1
2 Eupatorium serotinum (Late-flowering Thoroughwort white) Rhododendron Dexter #1 (Azalea-- Early Flesh Pink [reloomiong]) Solidago caesia (Blue-stem Goldenrod) WALK FROM VISITOR CENTER TO UNDERPASS p Aster divaricatus (White Wood-aster) Aster ericoides (Heath-aster white) f p Hosta lancifolia (Narrow-leaved Hosta pale lavender) Tricyrtis formosana (Toadlily white w purple speckles) AZALEA WOOD +/ Aster ericoides (Heath Aster white) p Gentiana clausa (Closed Gentian purple [1]) f (Large-flowered clematis wwhwite) Tricyrtis formosana (Toadlily white w purple speckles) LOWER AZALEA WOODS p Ceratostigma plumaginoides (Dwarf Plumago lue) pf Perovskia atriplicifolia (Russian Sage lavender) Rosa sp. (White [relooming]) UPPER TERRACE AND STEPS pf Aelia grandiflora (White) f Begonia enariensis (Red) Begonia capriolata (Deep red [in well y glass corridor]) Hamamelis virginiana (Witch-hazel pale yellow) p Hosta Royal Standard (White [in well y glass corridor 1]) + Oxalis europaea (Wood-sorrel yellow) EAST FRONT OF MUSEUM & Around Corner f Aelia grandiflora (White) WALK FROM GLASS CORRIDOR TO REFLECTING POOL f Aelia grandiflora (White) f Begonia grandis (Hardy Begonia pink) Clematis candida (Large-flowerred Clematis white) Viurnum macrocephalum (Snowall Viurnum white [relooming]) WALK FROM FISH PONDS THE GLADE TO BRIDGE 2
3 er Callicarpa sp. (Beautyerry white erries) p Chelone glara (Turtlehead white) p Phlox paniculata (Garden Phlox pink, white) f + Tricyrtis sp. (Toadlily largely white) f Tricyrtis formosana (Toadlily white w purple speckles) MARCH BANK Aster coelestinumj (Blue Wood-aster) p Ceratostigma plumaginoides (Dwarf Plumago lue) p Collinsonia canadensis (Horse-alm yellow-flowered shru) Eupatorium coelestinum (Mistflower lue) + Eupatorium serotinum (Late-flowering Thoroughwort white) Kirengeshoma sp. (Yellow) p Phlox paniculata (Garden Phlox pinks, white) Solidago caesia (Blue-stem Goldenrod [?]) MAGNOLIA BEND AND WALK ON SOUTH SIDE OF STREAM f Aster ericoides (Heath Aster white) f Crocus speciosus (Light purple) f Eupatorium coelestinum (Mistflower lue) + Eupatorium serotinum (Late-flowering Thoroughwort white) p Phlox paniculata (Garden Phlox white) ICEWELL TERRACE Aster coelestinum (Blue Wood-aster) f Solidago caesia (Blue-stem Goldenrod) TRAFFIC CIRCLE er Callicarpa sp. (Beautyerry--purple erries) Hamamelis virginiana (Witch-hazel pale yellow) er Viurnum dilatatum xanthocarpum (Yellow-erried Linden Viurnum) ENCHANTED WOODS f Anemone japonica (Pink, white) 3
4 f p f Heuchera villosa (Alumroot white) Hydrangea involucrata (Blue center, white rim) Solidago flexicaulis (Zig-zag Goldenrod) Tricyrtis formosana (Toadlily white w purple speckles) OAK HILL er Callicarpa dichotoma (Beautyerry purple erries) Colchicum sp. ( Autumn Crocus white w lavender [really a lily]) Colchicum sp. ( Autumn Crocus narrow pink-lavender petals) Oxalis europaea (Wood-sorrel yellow) fru Poncirus trifoliata (Trifoliate Orange yellow fruits + Sternergia lutea (Yellow) er Viurnum setigerum (Tea Viurnum red erries) QUARRY, ADJACENT WALKS, and OUTLET STREAM f Anemone japonica (Pink) Cercis canadensis (Redud [relooming]) Erodium cicutarium (Storksill pink [2---relooming]) p Heuchera villosa (Alumroot white) p Ligularia speciosa (Yellow) p Loelia cardinalis (Cardinal Flower scarlet) p Loelia siphilitica (Great Loelia lue, white) Polyganum pennsylvanicum (Pennsylvania Smartweed pink) Primula sp. (Candelara Primrose [Japanese] red) + Rudeckia hirta (Black-eyed Susan yellow) f Tricyrtis formosana (Toadlily white) MEADOW ALONG STREAM BELOW SYCAMORE HILL + Aster eriocoides (Heath Aster--small white lossoms) Oxalis europaea (Wood-sorrel yellow) Polyganum pennsylvanicum (Pennsylvania Smartweed pink) p Solidago ulmifolia (Elm-leaved Goldenrod) Typha latifolia (Cattail rown) SYCAMORE HILL f Aster olongifolius (Aromatic Aster lue) er Cotoneaster salicifolia (Willow-leaved Cotoneaster red erries) pf Heuchera villosa (Alumroot white) p Leptodermis olonga (Purple-flowered shru) 4
5 er Viurnum plicatum x tomentosum (Doule-file V white [relooming]) Viurnum rhytidophilloides (Willow-wood Viurnum [reloooming]) Viurnum setigerum (Tea Viurnum red erries) PINETUM & SUNDIAL GARDEN fru Chaenomeles sp. (Flowering Quince yellow fruits and some red flowers) er Idesia polycarpa (Iigiri Tree red erries) er Malus spp. (Craapples) Oxalis europaea (Wood-sorrel yellow) er Pyracantha Navaho (Firethorn erries turning red) Viurnum macrocephalum (Snowall Viurnum [relooming]) THE MEADOW, E OF GARDEN WALK, N OF SYCAMORE HILL + Aster ericoides (Heath Aster small white) p Daucus carota (Queen Anne s Lace white) + Eupatorium serotinum (Late-flowering Thoroughwort white [in woods]) Polyganum pennsylvanicum (Pennsylvania Smartweed pink) Solidago ulmifolia (Elm-leaved Goldenrod) p Trifolium pratense (Red Clover) WEST FRONT OF MUSEUM, STORE, AND CLENNY RUN Camellia japonica Survivor (3 white) Camellia Lu Shan Snow (3 White) Camellia Mason Farm (4 white, pink edge) f Camellia sasanqua oleracea (2 white) Colchicum sp. ( Autumn Crocus [really a lily] narrow lavender) p Hamamelis intermedia Sunurst (Witch-hazel yellow) f Hamamelis mollis (Witch-hazel yellow) er Ilex verticillata (Wintererry Holly red erries) p Heptacodium miconoides (Seven-son Tree--white) WALK FROM MUSEUM UP TO SUNKEN GARDEN Solidago caesia (Bluestem Goldenrod) SUNKEN GARDEN f Aelia grandiflora (Pink [W of uilding]) Aelia grandiflora (White) Anemone japonica (Pink, white) Aster ericoides (Heath Aster small white) f Crocus speciosus (Autumn Crocus purple) f p Rosa sp. (Small pink [relooming]) Solidago caesia (Blue-stem Goldenrod) Solidago patula (Rough-leaved Goldenrod) 5
6 Solidago ulmifolia (Elm-leaved Goldenrod) GREENHOUSE AREA + Angelonia sp. (Purple) Antirrhynum sp. (Snapdragon pink/yellow) p Hemerocallia flava Happy Return (Day-lily yellow) p Hosta lancifolia (Lavender) + Lala purpurea (Hyacinth Vine purple [W end of greenhouse]) f Mirailis jalapa (Four-o clock red/white) f Nicotiana sylvestris (White) GRASS WALK BETWEEN MUSEUM AND UNDERPASS p Hemerocallis flava Happy Return (Day-lily yellow) ### 6
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