Actually, a lot going on in my gardens. Many things about to come as well, but here's what's blooming:

Kousa dogwood still looking spiffy
Clematis blooming it's fool head off!
Stellas and Happy Returns showing their cheerful faces
Moonshine and Apple Blossom Yarrow
Sunny Blue Border Veronica
May Night Salvia, its second wave
Moonbean Coreopsis
Callirhoe, Prairie Wine Cups
My new blush Knock-outs
Nepata, still going and going
Evening Primrose, Siskyou Pink and Yellow
Butterfly Blue and Pink Mist Scabiosa
Shasta Daisies, unnamed blooming
Shasta Daisies Becky, just starting
Lamium Purple Nancy continuing
Dianthus, unnamed still going
Baby's Breath, just starting
Plus assorted annuals and veggies.

Patty

I just planted a new garden. So it's very exciting to see things blooming!
Lupinus perennis Wild Lupine

daylily happy returns
daylily ditch lily
california poppy thai silk
california poppy sunset
california poppy mission bells
california poppy yellow
hungarian poppy
alpine poppy pink
alpine poppy white
california poppy white linen
dwarf snapdragons
pink chinese forget me nots
toad flax several different kinds
nicotiana alata
alyssum carpet of snow
blue thimble gilia
birdseye gilia
nasturtium whirlybird
nasturtium jewel mix
monkey flower yellow
african daisy yellow and orange
godetia several different kinds
mexican heather
clematis will goodwin
clematis multi blue

Don't you just love that you can see what sort of soil and sun folks have from their list?

Patty

Here's what is in various states of bloom in my z6 garden:

bleeding heart eximia
columbine reblooming
hostas (PaulÂs Glory & tokudama Flavocircinalis)
peony Âvivid rose last bud
daylilies (orange)
stella dÂoro daylilies
campanula persicifolia
dianthus pinks
lamium (a constant rebloomer)
clematis jackmanii
johnson blue geranium
hollyhock malva (mallow)
salvia Blue Queen
salvia Transylvanica
veronica spicata Blue Charm
gaillardia goblin
coreopsis zagreb
climbing roses
balloon flower
hybrid tea rose Âdouble delightÂ
hydrangeas
coral bells
astilbe red fanal
lavender
honeysuckle

Thanks for thinking of us while you're in wonderful Italy!
ciao bella, Belle!

-all kind of astilbes, some are almost done, some just starting coloring,
-asiatic lilies are in prime, except Lollypop that is already done,
-oriental lily Mona Lisa,
-daylily Jovial, HR and SdO,
-geranium Jolly Bee and Rozanne, sanguineums Max Frei and Alpina almost done,
-brodiaea corrina, the last spring bulb to bloom,
-tricyrtis latifolia (thanks, Sue!), the first tricyrtis to bloom,
-dicentra eximia,
-different campanullas,
-roses,
-beautyberry,
-spireas of all sorts,
-stewartia,
-cornus kousa (still),
-hydrangeas: Annabelle, oakleaf Alice, Glowing Embers, Nikko Blue (bid early for me considering the position), ES, Blue Billow, Preziosa (too early notwithstanding to anything), Lady in Red, Hobelle, Tokyo Delight, Midoriboshi-Temari and
Blue Bird

and Miyama-yae-Murasaki (Purple Tiers)

and last, but not least (I was waiting for this bloom for two years),
Satsuki azalea 'Shugetsu' aka 'Autumn Moon' (yea, yea, from the zone denial cathegory)

Belle, hope you're enjoying Pisa. We spent some time there a couple of years ago and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. Away from the tower, there were few tourists and the city was very nice - I think I liked it better than Florence, because it was quieter and felt more "real".

I meant to go around with a pen and paper and make a list, but ... you know how it is. Too many weeds to pull.

So, from memory, I've got
Shrubs and vines: fairy, new dawn and bonica roses, slender deutzia, various clematis. Most of the Hydrangea - Annabelle, I think, it's got huge white flowers and pale green leaves, is in full swing, Preziosa and the blue mopheads are just barely showing color, except Endless Summer which has been going for a week or more. A big old kousa volunteer has really earned its keep this month - it's beautiful. Oh, yeah, Mountain Laurel is almost done but still looks good, along with Nandina, which blooms for a really long time.

Perennials, bulbs and subshrubs:
loads of lavender, hardy salvia (a volunteer, unknown variety), a wonderful pink snapdragon that wintered over, shasta daisies and some "wild" daisies too, several types of thyme, black-eyed susan, lance-leaf corepsis, peach-leaf bellflower, tunica, soapwort, various dianthus, many kinds of tender salvia, hosta, balloon flower, allium (several varieties, including a smallish, pure blue that's new to me this year). Red valerian, good old hellebores, and various daylilies. Low nepeta is still going, along with several low-growing types of campanula. Oh, yes, foxglove is everywhere, and so is rose campion!

Queen of the Prairie is just starting to bloom - that is about it for flowers. Sounds like a lot; if I could just get it all organized it might actually look like a garden.

Patty, you can also tell a lot about the kind of gardener each of us is. I've got a lot of plants that most people would not allow in their yards - wild things that pop up all over the place. I'm just a sucker for anything that blooms well.

I haven't been able to make a full tally lately - but here's what I think is new since last week:

Marmalade Skies rose
Stella d'Oro daylilies
Adenophora
Did I list delphiniums last week? I have a couple; hope to have more next year.
Snapdragons, a few - my snaps aren't doing all that great this year so far.
Hydrangeas - absolutely gorgeous - they're loving all the wet weather.
Shastas
Evening primrose
Double rudbeckias, and other rudbeckias - my rudbeckias reseed everywhere, but a lot of times, they're not like the originals.
Anthemis tinctoria - I love, love, love those good old reliable yellow Marguerite Daisies
Nicotiana
In the herb garden: salvia sclarea, feverfew, leonurus leonotis, borage, nasturtiums - valerian is still in bloom but fading fast
and I probably listed this last week, but my current favorite annual is Chinese Forget-me-not - such a gorgeous blue!