Japanese anenomes
Hibiscus
Michaelmas daisies
Away before me to sweet beds of flowersTwelfth Night, 1, 1.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
September blooms
Japanese anenomes
Hibiscus
Michaelmas daisies
Away before me to sweet beds of flowersTwelfth Night, 1, 1.
Lovely, Pat.
ReplyDeleteBizarrely, I don't get to see a lot of flowers where I am [middle of field], I am beginning to miss them.
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Scarlet: we'll be dwindling from now on:)
ReplyDeleteThe weather's just a touch crisper, but our gardens are still colourful.There's a lot to be said for a bit of Indian Summer.
ReplyDeleteWe are currently up North where only Bog plants and pond life can survive....
ReplyDeleteI so love when you post photos of your garden. Beautiful !
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
You have THE best blooms Pat! :¬)
ReplyDeletexxx
"...Love-thoughts lie rich when canopied with bowers."
ReplyDeleteA pleasure to see dear lady, a pleasure to see such beauty.
The sun sure is shinning on your beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeletejust gorgeous, pat - i always LOVE your flower posts, too - at home, flowers are in bloom everywhere every season - but here, blooming flowers are scarce and i miss them so much -
ReplyDeleteExcept for the daises we have those flowers in our garden too. I love the colour they add.
ReplyDeleteMike and Ann; you always seem to have something colourful blooming when I make acyber trip.
ReplyDeleteRog: you seem to have been away for ages but good to see the doggies are having fun.
Parsnip: thankyou - we are coming to the end of the blooming season now.
Map: if you say so it must be
true:)
Chef: poetic as ever. Even your recipes.
Joey: I do hope it lasts for another week.
Guypsy: I doubt if I could survive without them.
Marjolein: the daisies are like a weed. They spread everywhere in different shades of lilac.
Wooo hoo hooooo says the garden!
ReplyDeleteGlorious! Joyful!
She, the garden, is having a wonderful time, isn't she?
GG: yes even if she is looking a little blowsy and showing her age:)
ReplyDeleteYour Garden looks Soooo Very Beautiful Pat....Lovely Blooms for September! (How did it get to be September???)
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so well loved and deeply cared for...!
Naomi: well loved but these particular blooms come up smiling every year, with little nurturing.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, as usual!
ReplyDeleteThanks John:)
ReplyDeleteHow funny, was just looking at those flowers in the nursery and thinking how much I would love them in my garden
ReplyDeleteALW: don't you find coincidences like that happen all the time in blogland?
ReplyDeleteSome lovely blooms there... Spring is, well, springing into action down here, so soon enough, the gardens will be in bloom!!!
ReplyDeleteBack, after a long time absence, its been way to long since I have visited...
Bernie: welcome back:)
ReplyDeleteHello, I simply wanted to take time to make a comment and say I have really enjoyed reading your site.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, Pat. I saw a huge hibiscus today, just like the one here, and didn't know it was a hibiscus until I came and saw your photo.
ReplyDeleteeryl: I have to go through the alphabet to remember the name.
ReplyDeleteI went shopping for the first time in a long time on Monday and was surprised to see how much purple clothing was everywhere. Looks like purple flowers are popular too. I love purple.
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