Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day
Welcome to October in my garden. There is lots of color.
The weather has been exceptionally mild this fall, so I still have impatiens brightening my containers.


Hush, don’t tell anyone, but I have mums like everyone else.


The annuals are putting on quite a show.






Cleome and annual Rudbeckia

And guess who FINALLY decided to grace us with an appearance?

The much lamented Hyacinth Beans!

The monarchs are long gone, but the butterfly bush still has a few blooms.

The hydrangeas have assumed their fall colors.

And inside my house . . .

African Violets grace my windowsill.
1 Comments:
Of course you have Mums like the rest of us !
Thanks for sharing your beautiful October blooms with us. Very colorful, indeed.
I'm going to try African violets this year for the first time. They're so sweet.
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