So, new Blogger seems to upload/display multiple photos in reverse order. So my garden in reverse order. The new garden flag for September. Which looks similar to the garden flag from November. What can I say, I love cardinals.
We got a little bit of rain, about a 1/3 of an inch.
The rain helped the morning glories out front perk up.
Mums waiting to be planted.
The hydrangea didn't seem to be effected by the drought.
Signs of Fall 😿
Morning Gloomies that look like they belong to Morticia Addams
Up near the woods, the plant identifier called these pretty flowers Jewelweed
Fallen yellow leaves 😿
from Himself's twig identified as a White Ash.
Goldenrod so heavy it can't stand up
The morning glories in the pots revived.
Not so with the morning glories in Ink's garden. The drought has taken its toll.
I finally got this pot uprighted again. I wonder how long it will remain standing?
How does your garden grow?
I'm jealous of your temps! LOL ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous of yours! 😺
DeleteLove your fall cardinal flag...and the goldenrods are amazing. I will have to try some next year. They make a great cut flower.
ReplyDeleteI have tons if you ever and can get down to take some to plant. I thought they were just weeds
DeletePlease don't be unjust to New Blogger - sometimes they shuffle the pics like a pack of cards! We always get surprises! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThat's good to know! 😺
DeleteMy poor hydrangea still hasn't bloomed *sigh* I think the old wood gets killed by late frosts.
ReplyDeleteLove that cardinal! What a bright spot! And the Morticia reference. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, after all ;) I'd love some goldenrod to seed itself on my little patio lol It makes a wonderful fall addition :)
And I thought the goldenrod was just a weed 😺
DeleteI enjoyed seeing your garden when I see beautiful goldenrod like that I want to put it in the dye pot haha I read can use in soaps too but the color is touchy to keep yellow so not thinking it would work easily in soaps.
ReplyDeletelove your garden flag. and blogger keeps change the photos-now its different on how to enlarge them
Happy Sunday
You would think with the deep yellow color you would get a brilliant yellow from the goldenrod
DeleteYou can and I have on wool yarn but I discovered there it is touchy-all the books I have said to let sit in the dye bath so two years in a row I did that and it would turn to a soft brown so the third year as soon as I saw the color yellow I wanted I took it out of the dye bath right then and let cool in a strainer-finally accomplished it haha
DeleteGreat that you got even a little rain - i enjoyed all the photos and i really like Morticia's morning glories. I love flowers are have lost their full bloom and starting to look a bit draggy. I see them as art.
ReplyDeleteSsssh, but I like the Morticia flowers, too
DeleteSuch a beautiful garden flag, I think you love cardinals as much as I love European Robins ...lol 😀. Your garden is looking wonderful, I think fall must be on its way but we have an Indian Summer forecast here! Hope it's stays warm for you too! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteOur Indian Summer won’t occur until after the first frost
DeleteI bet you need rain too. But things are looking good. Compared to my garden right now, yours looks lush. Happy new week CJ!
ReplyDeleteThings greened up with the little bit of rain we got
DeleteI am using my neighbor Sally's computer, so I must keep this brief. My internet appears to be fine, but my power supply cord has gone bad, at least that is what my computer guru friend Scott thinks. He will try to get a new one for me in town on Monday. If not, he will buy one at Amazon.
ReplyDeleteSome of your plants look like mine. Much of my garden is stressed and dying. Yours are all looking much better than mine. LOVE that new banner.
I thought you would like the banner. 😊
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DeleteLove your flag CJ!
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