It seems to get dark so early now...we are at less than 13 hours of daylight now. The trees are starting to turn color. Everything is going to start to peter out. Had frost on the roof a few mornings, but it didn't seem to affect the plants. Let's see some of your fall blooms.
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These are some cool sunflowers that the kid planted
starfighter lilies that I had planted last year, so I hope they make it thru the winter again
Some rudebeckia
New flush on the Burgundy Iceberg rose
Petunias are still going strong
Heliotrope still ok even with the cool temp nights that we have had
Todd is still loving the flowers
I love the mix of yellows
Lots of roses blooming and also budded for a fall flush. Hopefully the weather cooperates
I'm hoping the passion flower near the dragon fly will bloom before it freezes
This rudbeckia is gorgeous...Goldilocks
The false sunflower really put on a show this year
Acidanthera (has many other names). I love this; planted a whole bunch up in pots in April and transplanted them all over the place. The fragrance is heavenly.
Early Girl, nearly ready for eatin'. Plant was from joannaBanana.
Dahlia from dahlianut...
Sexy Rexy, my favorite tender rose, still going strong and not a bug mark or fungus issue with this one...
Great pictures Grow_Jo! Those tomatoes look yummy. I have the Sexy Rexy on my wish list for next spring. It has a fragrance too?
Here's the garage shot in better light from this morning
And the Full Sun flower bed
Diascia (Coral)
Echinacea
Martha Washington Geranium
CocoLoco Coleus
PonyTail Feather Grass
Orange Begonia
Hanging Pots still going strong...
...and of course, my Roses are enjoying a lovely September flush.
more...
last shot...
It's a little chewed up, but still very nice. Rose Kale, from seed
Don,
What are your roses? Are they fragrant? Very pretty
Thank you Joanne. The first shot is of Morden Blush, then Sharifa Asma (Austin) HT, and finally Barbra Striesand HT. I have three other HT's blooming right now as well, Abe Darby, Chicago Peace and the one below, Opening Night. And yes, they are all fragrant. Yours are lovely as well. Great thread. ^_^
Lovely blooms All.
Here's one of my dahlias, sorry, no name.
this is my lisianthus grown from seed started january 1, they started blooming at the end of july
MG99 that is a gorgeous color dahlia! Do you save the tubers?
Scicciarella, I tried (unsuccessful) starting lisianthus a few years ago. It is a pretty flower.
It's the 1st day of Autumn but my hybrid teas still make my heart sing when I look at them.
Opening Night
Chicago Peace
morning glories going nuts to make seeds before the frost comes
