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Saturday 12 September 2015

IN THE GARDEN

Morning Prim Folk,  Happy Saturday to you all!!!!  I have been loving this cooler weather lately, nip in the air kinda temps. The garden is slowing down, not to much blooming now. The Black-Eyed Susan's and a few others are still showing some life, hoping Jack Frost stays away a little longer yet. The Grapes are ready to be picked, many birds are helping themselves to a snack of big fat berries.  My beautiful Lime  Pee Wee Hydrangea  has turned from lime to bronze, so lovely I think. Soon will be time to go out and clean all the faded blooms up and tuck the garden in for winter, but for now I will still enjoy natures beauty of September. .....Warm Blessings Francine.
pretty Bronze Hydragea


Black Eyed Susan's

plump grapes

red Impatiens  still blooming

20 comments:

  1. Love the flowers! I have a Black-eyed Susan that still looks good too.

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  2. Good morning Francine...it is had to believe the growing season is over...your flower gardens still look wonderful...are you at lake this weekend? Tis a beautiful day in New England too! Enjoy...

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  3. Good morning....it's rainy cold and dreary here in Ohio, but that means some stitching will get done with cups of hot tea.....canning green tomatoes and roasting garlic and tomatoes for freezer......most of my black eyed Susan's are brown, by next week I will be putting my gardens to bed for the winter.....
    Short time to enjoy them, the summers just fly by......
    Blessings
    Rhonda

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  4. love the pan garden w/ the red, white and blue!

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  5. Oh definitely enjoy the garden whilst you can! I love the cheery black eyed susans and oh I'm sure the grapes are sweet!
    Happy weekend!

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  6. It is truly coming to an end. Will miss summer but will get back to stitching.

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  7. Hate to see the season end Francine. Wow those are really PLUMP looking grapes...yum!
    We are only 55 degrees here today but warming back up soon.
    Hugs

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  8. I wish summer was just beginning...sigh.
    Love the hydrangea.
    Hugs :)
    Lauren

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  9. So beautiful, my black eyed susans are hanging in there. Love hydrangeas and their changing color. Seems like we were just rolling out the carpet for summer, where did it go? ~*~Lisa

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  10. Those grapes!!! Tell me if you sprayed them, mine just wither up and die every year.

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  11. very pretty! I am a fan of cooler weather too.
    Cathy

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  12. Each season really brings its own unique beauty, and your post is a reminder of just that! :-)

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  13. How lucky to grow grapes...do you use them for jam? Your flowers are doing beautifully! Love!

    Jane xx

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  14. How nice to have some pretty blooms this late in the season! Hugs!

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  15. Your Autumn flowers are so lovely! It has been a wee bit cool here at night. Janice

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  16. Your pot of inpatients is beautiful. But it needs a Canadian flag. Lol

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  17. Your Hydrangea is beautiful! Some people hang the stems upside down to dry:)

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  18. Oooh...I love those wonderful hydrangea heads! Do you bring them inside to dry? I still have a basketful I picked from the bushes at the hotel we stayed in while in Asheville a few years ago. Beautiful gardens you have!
    Robyn

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  19. I love the color of your hydrangeas! And those nice plump grapes look good!

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