Showing posts with label Hyacinth Bean Vine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hyacinth Bean Vine. Show all posts

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Meandering through October ...

Seeing these large gaps in my posts, I wonder what IS happening with time.  It doesn't seem like I step away for that long - but the dates don't lie.  I've passively watched the season change, primarily from the window - when the weather went from 90 degrees to a cloudy/windy 60 almost over night.

It's not that I haven't taken pictures or been in the garden (just a little) ... so maybe, rather than a lot of bantering, I'll just share a photo montage of Autumn photos taken as I've been out and about.   There have been field trips ...

Autumn wouldn't be seasonal without a trip to a Pumpkin Farm
Classic Midwest Farm ... Red Barn & Windmill
Wicked Witch, on vigil ... I'm not messing with her !!
The rustle of leaves, the Autumn color palette and the crisp air ... ah!

The gardens at home have been quietly settling down for the season.  On the other hand, the bunnies have not been so quiet.  It's not a surprise, but it still pisses me off.  My brand new Twilight False Indigo (Baptisia) made it through the whole summer.  Now it's been stripped of all it's leaves, so now it's behind a shield of wire fence...  They also started stripping the bark off of the Japanese Willow, so it looks like the whole Cottage Garden will be under lock n key through next Spring.

Last minute planting, bunny 'carnage, hot air balloons and the final blooms of the season

Even this late in the season, there are still surprise splashes of color in the garden.  These little gems made my heart sing...

Late afternoon sun ...
Pink Guara - always throwing out some late blooms
(I just LOVE this plant!!  Early out of the ground and the last one to leave the garden 'party'.)

EXCITEMENT:  Hyacinth Bean Vine seeds - (annuals here)
(Can't wait to plant these next Spring!)
Hyacinth Bean Vine - in it's glory down in KY
(Thanks for sharing the seed pods, JC!)

And finally, the sweetest little showboat in the garden...

Provence French Lavender (Lavandula x intermedea 'Provence')
(I only wish I had purchased many, many more this year.)
Whew, now that this post is done, I can go visit my garden blog friends!  I hope all is well with you...

Pacim, Amici


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