Fall, an amazing time of year! It is back to school for the students and teachers (including me!), the days become shorter and there is less time in my schedule for gardening. The garden carries on without me though, receiving minimal attention on the weekends. Many flowers put on their last burst of bloom right before the end of the growing season and going dormant. Seed heads and muted colors begin to replace the color drama of summer. See also Spring Blooms, Summer Blooms or Winter Blooms.
Lonicera blooms until killing frost
Montauk Daisy Mum
White Snakeroot
Viburnum leaves changing color
Early October in our garden
Fall colors with Asters
White Anemone
yellow mums
Fall flowers by the gazebo
solidago “Fireworks”
fall blooming asters
dried oakleaf hydrangea blooms
blooming sedum & Jerusalem sage
small sedums blooming in Fall
New York State Ironweed
Rose & Beautyberry
Plumbago & Lungwort
Hydrangea Paniculata
Hydrangea “Blushing Bride”
Hostas’ Fall Foliage
Wood Asters
Butterfly Bush ” Dark Knight”
White Crepe Myrtle
Leatherleaf Viburnum
perennial sage
Callicarpa ~ Beautyberry bush
Shiso Perilla ~ self-sowing annual
late blooming hosta
Sweet Autumn Clematis vine
Fall flowering Sedum
Bronze Fennel seedhead ~ natural bird food
Verbena Bonariensis ~ self-sowing annual
White Butterfly Bush brings helpful insects to your garden
Rudbeckia Maxima ~ 7ft high and seeds are loved by goldfinches
Caryopteris “Longwood Blue” ~ a bee & butterfly magnet
perennial Ageratum ~ thrives in dry shade
perennial Ageratum
coneflower seedheads ~ finches love them!
annual ~ Black-eyed Susan vine
annual ~ New Guinea Impatiens
wheelbarrow planted with Lantana and Creeping Jenny
Fragrant August Lilies
September garden
September in the Gazebo Garden
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