Thank you Carol for hosting Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day.
October 17, 2011
Flowers today - GBBD October 2011
Flowers today... just before freezing temps will come. Tomorrow. Prophecy says...
...beloved white pelargonium came home already....
... pansies went out, bought at the local bazaar today...
... fuchsia, lobelia and plectrantus came also home... fuchsia will survive... what about the rest? Do you see plectrantus flowering?
... barrel seems to be good location...
... Calluna vulgaris 'Elsie Purnell' planted last year, survived last harsh winter...This is really funny to see that so different flowers were blooming last October. For example Colchicum autumnale - naked ladies were blooming in October, this year end of August. I just had a thought that maybe its a sign that winter will come earlier... oh no!!
... Perovskia (Russian sage) self-seeded ....
... Erica vagans 'Diane Hornibrook' grow great in alkaline soil...
Thank you Carol for hosting Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day.
Thank you Carol for hosting Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day.
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9 comments:
Fabulous photos of a garden that is looking so very pretty. I do so hope you don't have too bad a winter and most of your beautiful plants make it through.
My favourites today wer most definitely that stunning Calluna and the lovely Erica.
Hi Bernie, I also hope that winter won't be too harsh and too long. You are heading to summer, lucky You!
aloha ewa,
beautiful, i love all the pinks and purples in your garden...i'm such a fan of autumn joy, its such a die hard!
Hello Noel,
Thank you for visiting! autumn joy is a plant beautiful all year round. It doesn't have ugly stage.
Nice garden and photos.
What lovely flowers you have this Bloom Day. All the colors are amazing, but I do particularly love those sweet little pansies.
Spectacular!
Ewa - How magnificent your blooms are! It really lifted my heart to visit your garden today. Thanks for these amazing photos!
Beautiful post...they are even more precious knowing that the frosts are coming soon!
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