I should write about Fall clean up, which I should be doing, but I'm not, since I've got another cold. So I'm posting some pics of my last blooms to make up for lack of weightier content.
Orange-leaved Crepe Myrtle, cobalt Wolfsbane and purple dried Hydrangea--an unplanned color combo that delivers quite a pow. The hydrangeas, right before they go brown, turn extraordinary shades of purple.
Aside from some of the easy roses, what other plant gives you so much umph from Late June to early November? Late blooming anemones are also dramatic against the changing foliage.
Has pink ever looked so strong?
And of course the last bloomer, the perennial chrysanthemums with residual mistflower and geranium.
And the remnants of other flowers here and there.
In Thanksgiving for a lovely gardening season, Happy Turkey Day.
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