I returned home tonight after visiting my daughter, son-in-law and their family in Omaha over the weekend. I went alone, as my husband had work commitments today. Anyway, these photos (except for the last one) were taken last week. It's just fun to see what's blooming these days. Especially now that we're deep in the midst of October.
I assume I'll begin raking in earnest tomorrow. It's the 'season,' and I don't want to get behind before I've begun!
I assume I'll begin raking in earnest tomorrow. It's the 'season,' and I don't want to get behind before I've begun!
Tricyrtis hirta 'Variegata'
This is as tall as this plant has ever gotten. It's 4 - 5 years old,
started from bare-root... and as far as I can remember,
the first time it's bloomed! :-)
close-up!
This is as tall as this plant has ever gotten. It's 4 - 5 years old,
started from bare-root... and as far as I can remember,
the first time it's bloomed! :-)
close-up!
This next photo was also taken in the backyard.
You can see 'Praying Hands' hosta behind
'Heronswood Mist' tiarella which is one of my favorite plants,
due to its delicately colored foliage!
Of course, there's an impatien blooming here.
This is right in front of the garage,
looking past my miniature water feature towards the front of the house.
I over-wintered the palm last year. Perhaps I can divide it, as
it's grown quite large this summer.
And (Surprise!)my non-Christmas cactus, ready to bloom!!!
(kitchen window)
Th next photo was taken tonight. The cactus is beginning to bloom!
I am amazed! :-)
(I moved it into the living room while I was gone.)
I've now begun to think about my November 2008 Inspiration post... hope you'll join me! ;-) (See my upper right side bar.)SG
To participate in Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day, visit Carol at May Dreams Gardens. Create your post on the 15th of any month and leave a note at her site. :-)
