September

It has been quite a month. We started with drought but finally got a few good rain storms and things are getting green again. The high temperatures are gone and the weather is good for gardening again. Nights are cool, leaves are starting to change and autumn is here.

Sedum “Autumn Joy”
The bluebirds returned
The hummingbirds tanked up and left for the season
A bit of color still
The Brugmansia finally bloomed
Allium, sedum, iris foliage, verbena and gaura add to the color palette
Three visitors
Maples changing color along the Nashua River Oxbows
Autumn blooming crocus “Waterlily”
Another variety of Autumn blooming crocus

The colors will change markedly over the next month. The gardening season is winding down. There is much to do to prepare for winter. But there is time to get it done. I have friends and family in Florida facing destruction of their gardens from Hurricane Ian. I have other friends facing life altering medical challenges. My gardens sustain me. As always, it is important to stop and savor the beauty around us as long as we can since it can be gone in a flash. Be well, dear gardeners

2 thoughts on “September

  1. Hi Gramma Penny beautiful pictures deer are so cute flowers are so colorful prayers for your friends and family in Florida and for your friends and family who are ill enjoy autumn Helen { Lisa’s Mom }

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