Its one of those mid October days where summer lingers. It’s warm out, foggy and damp, and the sun is trying to break through. We have only had a light frost so there is much that is still blooming in the garden. Not for long though.
From a distance, the garden looks like this – getting a bit tired

But up close we have this – mums and asters and dahlias

A close up of the mums – these are from my mom – I’ve had them for decades

Smoke bush, sedum and iris foliage

Marigolds, celosia, and wild flowers

Allium – I think this one is “Ozawa”

Toad lilies, salvia, and a black eyed susan

Gorgeous blue monkshood

Some campanula and other offerings from the rock garden

And a rose to round out the tour

Your garden looks gorgeous even in autumn’s decline. Lots of great blooms still. Happy GBBD!
Wow, you still really have lots of color and blooms. I simply love your full garden shots, instead of a flower here and a flower there.
Those Mums are beautiful!
Love the Toad Lilies and Monkshood, too!
lovely hues that bring peace and calm…a settling down and resting before going to sleep. lovely effect.
So many lovely blooms, especially after a frost! The mums are beautiful. Happy Bloom Day!