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September is winding down and fall is in the air. My back yard is covered with pine straw.
There are still some blooms around-- here is a yellow begonia that has bloomed all summer. I will bring this in for the winter.
A late yellow sunflower...
Here is some perennial agerateum that I got from YardGranny. I love this!
Ok.....on to get some house work done. I am baking chocolate peanut butter fudge from the Hungry Girl cookbook. The batter sure did taste good.
Does anyone remember 'September Morn' by Neil Diamond?
September morn
Do you remember how we danced that night away
Two lovers playing scenes from some romantic play
September morning still can make me feel this way
I was talking to Yardgranny (Linda) yesterday and we both agree that the season is changing. I love fall. But.....that means farewell to a lot of flowers. I had to say goodbye to most of my zinnias. I think it was the powdery mildew that got them.
My moonflower finally starting blooming.
This is a new bed that we started this summer. I filled it in with hollyhocks, hibiscus, a yellow knockout and scattered zinnia and cosmo seeds. The zinnias and cosmos are coming up and the sunflowers that Wayne started are blooming! I also dug a clump of lily bulbs and iris to spread through there.
I got this little flag at Kirklands.
Looking forward to snapdragon and pansy time.
Peace and Love.
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