Leaves are starting to color up and drop. Autumn is on its way here in New Hampshire.
Here are the colors in the garden beds as the season changes.
[The fence in the background is around the new library.]
[When I planted that strawberry pot with impatiens all but one were this two toned variety.]
[Somehow they reverted to red except one.]
What is still blooming in your yard?
Leaves are dropping here, too. It seems a little early but no doubt is partly due to stress.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is still doing well. We’ve just had our last daylily, and I see that the Mums have arrived at the grocery stores.
ReplyDeleteWe saw a tree fully turned yesterday. Only a very few leaves here.
ReplyDeleteYour gardens look lovely
Cathy
Coming from the tropics where things are either vivid and colorful or dried due to no rain or flooded out, I love the way flowers and trees change in the western hemisphere.
ReplyDeleteStill a bit of summer to go here, further south. Not ready to toss foliage yet, while everything's still flowering, though some leaves are dropping and the squirrels are chowing down on acorns.
ReplyDeleteYour late summer yard is beautiful.
ReplyDelete...the Brunneria sure have grown.
ReplyDeleteYou have so many blooms! I love the pink-tinged hydrangea. My main blooms are from a hardy Begonia that spreads and returns every year.
ReplyDeleteYou have a truly beautiful home and garden Marcia. Very uplifting to see all those lovely flowers. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love your house! So cute, and that yellow color is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteYou still have a lot of color. I like those hydrangeas, and that bright yellow-orange flower, not sure what that is. I posted what's blooming here last week, but this new heat wave will probably hurt a lot of them.