Some pretty things happened in my garden and I want to share them with you!
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| Clouds of anemones. It's been a great year for the anemones. These are planted on one side of the narrow side-yard path. |
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| Good thing I took time to hunt for passion flowers! I spied this one hiding amongst the foliage of the grape. Passion flowers last only a single day and I'd feared that these (which budded out so late!) wouldn't bloom before being claimed by inclement weather. |
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| Apples on the "Golden Sentinel" pole apple. |
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| Front garden border with Eutrochium, Chocolate Cosmos, Calamagrostis brachytricha, Pennisetum "Hameln", and Sedum "Autumn Joy" |
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| Hydrangea "Bombshell" bloom and foliage coloring-up for Fall. |
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| Chocolate cosmos |
All photos taken this morning as conditions flitted from sunny to overcast and back.
6 comments:
So beautiful, thanks for sharing what's looking good! That Hydrangea is most definitely a bombshell! Wonderful shot of the front border too.
Hi Alison! Thanks!
Cooler temperatures and a little rain and look what happens! I'm SO envious of the Japanese anemones. Emily. Mine are all in hiding and I'm guessing I won't see any flowers this year.
Aw, Kris--I'm sorry that your anemones are no-shows. They are fairly stalwart performers, here--early to make a mound of foliage in the Spring and reliable bloomers in the Fall. But I did notice the orchids in your recent "End of the Month" post and, although I didn't remark on it, I was very envious! :-)
Nice of you to share those shots. They made my day.
Thanks, Ricki!
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