Photographs of this planting through the 2026 season, oldest first.
The photographs
Week of 12 OctoberOn 12 October, one potted mound of hundreds of tight yellow rosettes, each petal short and incurved around a deeper gold center, spills past the rim and hangs down both sides. Low raking light, autumn woods beyond.Week of 12 OctoberOn 12 October, a mounded dome of bloom twice as wide as tall carries hundreds of small crimson daisy-form heads, a few dozen of them opening lighter coral, with green buds still tucked in the gaps. Hard sunlight from behind, over tan mown lawn.Week of 12 OctoberA dense cushion of hundreds of deep rose to magenta blooms opens at once on 12 October, each head a small double whorl of strap-shaped rays around a tight crimson center, water beading across many petals. Low sunshine rakes in from the upper left.
