After some really cold nights there isn't much blooming in the garden, but there is still lots of interest.
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| The Purple Prince Snapdragons reseed every year in the Secret Garden and are still blooming away. |
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| Salvia 'May Night' still producing a few blooms |
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| Dinosaur kale in the Potager |
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| The fall pillar display. The theme seems to be rusty elements. |
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| I love this little grass. |
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| Some of the Indian corn we grew. |
Great post Michelle, Don't you love 'May Night'? That plant is a blooming fool for me. Your's looks very happy. I really love your fall arrangement with the bucket and gear.
ReplyDeleteThanks Deanne, actually for me May Night isn't all that great. I get a little rebloom but not a lot.
DeleteI love the rusty theme at our "farm" as well. The Berberis is a shocking red right now too. I have an ornamental kale this year that is still looking mighty healthy...as well as beets and carrots yet to harvest. There's a single yellow foxglove remaining...and the grasses. This week is predicted to be wet and relatively warm. Time for us to order in winter wood for the stove.
ReplyDeleteMarie, the berberis I have turn a shocking orange. I didn't label it but this is a cotoneaster. I envy your beets as the deer ate almost all of mine. I figure better the beets than flower gardens.
Deletelove your stones and the display!! fab!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharon, we have lots of rocks in our fields here. I figure they might as well be used for something.
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