Join me for Garden Bloggers Bloom Day today. I took these pictures this week before the rains washed every bloom away.
Michaelmas daisies
A single Bonica bloom.
The coral knock-out roses are still hanging in there, along with the bugs looking for food.
Fall leaf color on 'Palace Purple' Heuchera
Fall leaves on doublefile viburnum
A dwarf quickfire hydrangea that is still blooming
Another hydrangea, species unknown
And blooms on the limelight hydrangea that I leave in place over the winter
And last but not least, the blooms on the wild grasses
And last but not least, the blooms on the wild grasses
zebra grass
To see what is blooming in other gardens, head on over to May Dreams Gardens.
Lots of beautiful blooms! Stunning roses and I especially like your grass blooms. Autumn has definitely arrived!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. It's been a busy morning cleaning the beds.
DeleteNow summer has passed things are taking on a very different look in the garden. I've just spent they day up my elbows in mud and soil doing my winter bedding!
ReplyDeleteIt has been so dry here, that even with three inches of rain, the beds are not muddy.
DeleteLovely rose and end of season hydrangeas. Guess our season has been opposite of yours. Was rainy now dry . Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteYou have so many beautiful plants in your garden Denise and I especially love the daisies as they always make me smile.
ReplyDeleteI love all your beautiful blooms and foliage combinations Denise and the photography is amazing! As always, I enjoyed the visit!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms, and those grasses are great, too!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful but pity the rains demolished them even if you needed the rain. Sorry you have to mow again.
ReplyDeleteThe grasses got the worst of it. Lots of fall cleanup ahead.
DeleteLOVE the fall leaf picture! And I had no idea wild grasses could turn pink. So lovely and unexpected, Denise.
ReplyDeleteStill lots of beautiful blooms. My favorites are the hydrangeas and the zebra grass. Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteThose roses look great - nice that they keep blooming so late in the season for you.
ReplyDeleteWhat's more amazing is that the Bonica rose hasn't been eaten by the deer - yet.
DeleteYou still have lots of colour in your garden, mine is fading fast. I've spent the day scrubbing out a greenhouse, lots of green mould! I'll feel good when it's done!
ReplyDeleteI just finished spreading baking soda on the moss growing in the garden. It was terrible this year.
DeleteI love those pink grasses most!
ReplyDeleteMe too!
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