Fall Blooms

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  1. donm

    donm In Flower

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    Last year the hummingbirds left September 18. I walked through the gardens taking photos this morning. I heard them so they are still here today.

    Ageratum.
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    The hardy mums from last Fall.
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    Thoroughwort.
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    Autumn Joy Sedum I started from cuttings last year.
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    Bronze mums.
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    Rose of Sharon still blooming.
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    Dalhlia.
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    Gladolus.
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    More Evening Sun sunflowers.
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    If I want to save seeds of the sunflowers, I have to put tulle or something like that over them. The birds don't play fair. They eat the seeds when they are still "green".
     
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  3. waretrop

    waretrop Strong Ash Plants Contributor

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    It's always very nice to see Fall flowers. I actually had none until I saw everyone here posting pictures last Fall.

    I ran out and bought as much as I could find to get blooms this Fall. It worked I have tons of flowers in "waretrop land" this year.

    See, that's the kind of thing we learn from living at Gardenstew.

    :D :D :D

    Great pics donm....
     
  4. tkhooper

    tkhooper Seedling

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    Your right about the birds. The deer eat the pears before they are done also.
     
  5. cherylad

    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    Looking very good there! I plant a couple Sedum Autumn Joys this year.. I like the looks of them. I need to get more.
    And my attempt to grow sunflowers this year failed miserably. Next year... fresh seeds!
     



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  6. Cayuga Morning

    Cayuga Morning Strong Ash Plants Contributor

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    And the chipmunks eat the grape tomatoes before they are ripe....

    Great pix by the way.
     
  7. Sjoerd

    Sjoerd Mighty Oak

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    Very nice shots Don. I quite enjoyed scrolling up and down looking at your fall flowers. You had a good season, didn't you mate.
     
  8. 2ofus

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    Beautiful flowers. I can see now that I need to add ageratum and sun flowers to my garden next year.
    Cherylad, if your Autumn Joy grows like mine does you'll be able to divide yours before long. I started with ones small one 3 years ago and I now have 3 nice size clumps and will divide the largest one again in the spring. They are beautiful but if I let mine too large they start flopping.
     
  9. cherylad

    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    2ofus, how do I divide the sedum?
     

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