Although our views are mostly hues of Autumn now , my garden pinks insist they be represented still! Their resilience is to be admired, much like our own. HPS!
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Despite dropping temperatures, this old fashioed, fragrant beauty still blooming! |
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Dur to the mid week UNEXPECTED heat, this Climatis decided to bloom again! |
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These ever blooming Rugosas make me feel like I can grow roses, tho we know its all them and not me. |
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So many floral projects can be made from hydraneas in Autumn..they continue to give! |
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Clematis Angela, great for fall planting. Flower heads are apx 4-5 inches |
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Roses are such hardy plants - I love your pale pink ones! - in my previous yard, they bloomed till December!
ReplyDeletelovely roses, I especially like that pink one. .............I also love that pink depression glass. I have started ti collect a few pieces myself. Its so pretty but then I also like the green
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Janice