These are sedum buds. This plant normally flowers near the end of August or early September and makes a colorful fall bloom.
Even when the bloom fade it’s dead flowers on their dried stalks are quite pretty to leave in place through the winter.
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This is an Alium. This plant is related to the onion family, however this one is an ornamental flower. This Alium bud is just about to flower. It should be in full bloom any day now.
This bud looks large in this photo but it’s actually only about an inch and a half tall by an inch in diameter at the most. It sits on a stalk that is a foot and a half tall.
William Baffin rose.
I took this photo in my garden during a very light rain. The rose is called William Baffin – it’s a very hardy rose and mine happens to be more tree than shrub like as it’s approximately ten feet tall. It’s huge and at the time of the photo it’s first prolific flush of blooms was just ending.
Camera – Canon Digital SLR EOS 30D
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