Let me see,
Coneflowers
Blanket flowers
rudbeckia
Love in a mist
larkspur is everywhere
Shastas
speedwell
salvias
butterfly weed
crinum lilies
penstemon
acanthus mollis is blooming for me for the 1st time
monardas
balloon flowers & short dahlias are starting to bloom
asiatic lilies are still in bloom, but not for much longer
delphiniums, eremurius, & foxgloves are just starting to fade

Wow, I didn't know we could grow delphiniums down here--I always thought of them as a New England plant. Good to know.

And my asiatic lilies have not even started yet. They were planted by previous homeowners & I'm eager to see what colors they are.

I have coneflowers, rudbeckia, coreopsis, veronica and shastas getting ready to bloom, but all were planted this season so I didn't know if they were early or late or what--thank you for posting, it helps!

I've heard people say we can't grow delphs here, but I guess I didn't know that when I planted these from seed a few years ago. I only have 4, but they consistently come back. I started some more this spring.

In Central Ohio, I'm getting a second flush of rugosa and floribunda roses. Sweet william are still blooming -- and have been for a month it seems!

Geum, blue flax, English thyme, Victoria blue salvia, dragon's blood and lidenkanse sedum are wrapping up.

Red Rocks penstemon, and some blue penstemon that I started from seed but forgot to write down are blooming.

Corepsis, gaillardia, primroses, are getting started.
I've had some Oriental lilies already, and the rest are plumping up. The lavender is going crazy.

Nasturtiums and morning glories are starting.

Heliotrope and lantana are blooming in the hanging baskets, but I buy those as annuals every year, so they aren't exactly "in season".

Best news for me is that my figs have a big healthy crop setting for the second year. There's nothing as decadent as walking out on your front porch and having a sun-warmed fig with breakfast!

(ngraham, I soooooo want to trade for your acanthus when you have babies available.)

I have these blooming:
rudbeckias
coreopsis
monarda
feverfew
elecampagne (inula)
some evening primroses (others getting ready)
some daylilies (others are budding)
some heuchera
some astilbe
Lamb's ears are starting
some hostas are budding up

Have been blooming for some time, and are still in bloom:
larkpur
spiderwort
Silene
dianthus
chinese forget-me-nots
Mexican primrose
Roses
Verbascum
Gaillardia

Already bloomed a couple weeks ago:
Foxgloves
comfrey
valerian

--Tina

Alison, your lavender has already started? I just planted a "hedge" of lavender this spring and the plants have doubled in size but show no signs of blooming. Mine are Hidcote. I also have a Munstead out back, no bloom yet, and a Spanish that I bought already blooming and it has lots of blooms.

Kilngod, rudbeckia? already?

Overall, it sounds like KY is about three weeks ahead of my old gardening region in Pennsylvania,and I am now wondering what on earth will still be blooming in August?

hmmmmm??? Let's see---lots of petunias, impatiens, zinnias, Mt. Fugi morning glories, Snapdragons, verbena, balsaam impatiens, Cardinal vine, hostas, Blackberry lilies, Asiatic lilies, daylilies, assorted rudbeckias, Daisies, monardas, perennial salvias, Knock Out roses, Lavender, veronica, periwinkles, cranesbill, Miss Manners physostegia, butterfly bushes, geraniums, several coreopsis cultivars, achillea, some of the mums are starting and the anemone is budding, heliopsis Lorraine Sunshine and Doubloons, Chinese Delphiniums and the old fashioned tall ones too, hollyhocks, Russian Sage, liatris, violas, coneflowers, clematis vine still blooming some, bacopa, assorted hydrangea bushes, Rose of Sharons, and lobelia. Feel like I am forgetting something but that is most of it. Oh! the squash and mellons are blooming like crazy in the veggie garden! Do you count those?
This has been fun---like counting ones blessings! :) Thanks!
Aunt Lou

Well, it's well into August now and I still have a lot blooming. Happily my fears that there would be nothing left in August because of the heat down here haven't come to pass.

Blooming today we have:

Helenium
Black-Eyed Susans
Shasta Daisies
Coneflowers Magnus, Sunrise, Coconut& Lime
Hydrangeas: Annabelle, Nikko Blue, Peegee
Blanket Flower "Oranges & Lemons"
White Salvia (on it's second, smaller bloom0
Sedum "Stardust"
Roses
Butterfly bush
Obedient Plant
Cleome
Zinnias
Sunflowers
Balsam
and my lavender hedge of Hidcote--in full bloom and covered in bees all day long.

Happy!

I don't have a lot still blooming, August is when most things go down for me. Still have
gaillardia
balloon flowers
phlox
obedient plant
yellow crocosmia
4 o'clocks
evening primrose
dahlias
cannas
hardy hibiscus is beautiful, especially pink swirl dinnerplate
salvias
helenium
Russian sage
roses
a few daylilies
Tina, if I get any seedlings I will let you know. I received this in trade several years ago, it multiplied some but this is the first year it has bloomed. It wasn't really small when I received it either.