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  • Teka
    Teka Member Posts: 10,052
    edited May 2022

    The flowers like the cooler mornings!

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    *bumble bee*

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  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited October 2016

    Teka- here too, I noticed my petunias have started blooming like crazy again! Those flowers are lovely, especially those dark purpley black ones!

  • Teka
    Teka Member Posts: 10,052
    edited January 2018

    Jazzy,

    Daughter chose sophistica blackberry petunias.

  • Wren44
    Wren44 Member Posts: 8,585
    edited October 2016

    What is the viney pink flower?

  • Teka
    Teka Member Posts: 10,052
    edited January 2018

    Wren,

    The acapulco salmon & pink agastache, also known as hummingbird mint has flower spikes that bent over. Not a vine!

    The bumble bee is on a snapdragon bloom.

  • Teka
    Teka Member Posts: 10,052
    edited May 2022

    Our sunflowers before being eaten by deer.

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  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited October 2016

    Teka- oh the sunflowers! I heard there is a farm up the road offering to let people come cut some end of the season sunflowers if they want them. Wish I had time to go get some, but still settling in from vacation trip and busy work week. Those flowers are beautiful.

    Birds must fatten up for the flight. I think our hummingbirds are now gone, have not seen any since I have been back. They are usually done in this area including the ones migrating down by Oct 1st, but saw a few lingers coming through the first few days of the month. I leave the feeder up through October for any late ones.

  • TwoHobbies
    TwoHobbies Member Posts: 2,118
    edited October 2016
  • Lookforward
    Lookforward Member Posts: 392
    edited October 2016

    Teka Your sunflowers bring a smile to my face, I hope the deer enjoyed them.

    Two hobbies beautiful fall colours.

    Gardening is over for me this year, but I do have some flowers blooming indoors.

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  • Wren44
    Wren44 Member Posts: 8,585
    edited October 2016

    My Mom could grow African violets from a leaf. Their house faced north and Dad made shelves for them in the windows. I've tried it and ended up with rotten leaves. So I buy mine and get the self-watering planter for them. It has a glazed bowl with a matching pot in the hole. The bottom part of the pot isn't glazed so water just seeps thru. They love it.

  • Lookforward
    Lookforward Member Posts: 392
    edited October 2016

    Wren I know violets should have indirect light, but this is a south facing window and they seem to be thriving.


  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited October 2016

    TwoHobbies,

    THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REMEMBERING!

    Angela

  • Scottiemom11
    Scottiemom11 Member Posts: 1,298
    edited October 2016

    Beautiful sunflowers Teka. Bit of fall color from my hike with Dh today. We don't get much in Georgia. Many leaves already falling.

    Scottie

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  • Teka
    Teka Member Posts: 10,052
    edited April 2018

    Jazzy, the hummers are long gone in the North Country.

    Lookforward, nice sunny pic. I love my violets when in bloom during the frigid Winter.

    TwoHobbies and Scottie, lovely pics, but the Fall color is going fast in the North Country.

    Today in Lake Placid............

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    This pic was taken from Facebook.

  • magiclight
    magiclight Member Posts: 8,690
    edited October 2016

    Teka: Sadly, I think your gardening days are over until crocuses arrive in the spring!! Here is AZ it is a lovely, extended fall and still using my AC at night. I miss the snow

  • Lucy55
    Lucy55 Member Posts: 3,044
    edited October 2016

    Gorgeous photos ladies ..They brighten my day ..🙂

  • Lucy55
    Lucy55 Member Posts: 3,044
    edited October 2016

    A splash of spring colour ( from the Land of Oz ) here in in my front garden .

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  • Wren44
    Wren44 Member Posts: 8,585
    edited October 2016

    Very pretty and cheerful.

  • Lookforward
    Lookforward Member Posts: 392
    edited October 2016

    Lucy great variety of plants, looks nice and warm outside.


  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited October 2016

    We have a warm spell here and lots of blooms going on in my pots. Hard to believe it is almost November, normally we have a hard frost by now but loving my patio and all the end of season color here at the end of October.

    Lucy- it is spring where you are and lovely blooms in your garden. Help to keep us going here through the winter months for those of us here in the northern hemisphere!

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  • Scottiemom11
    Scottiemom11 Member Posts: 1,298
    edited October 2016

    Very pretty Lucy and Jazz. We are having a major heatwave and drought here. On the bright side, our subdivision finally decided to dredge our lake of the silt that we got from the 500 year flood a few years ago. It looks terrible now, but I'm taking pictures of the progress and when it's done we will have really nice lake frontage again. Much deeper as well. We're on a corner with a stream going into the lake and they have dredged a cove at the edge of our property. Can't wait for them to finish and then start thinking about building the lake patio and firepit we want.

    Scottie

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  • Lookforward
    Lookforward Member Posts: 392
    edited October 2016

    Jazzy your flower pots look healthy and vibrant. You would never know it is the end of October


  • Lucy55
    Lucy55 Member Posts: 3,044
    edited October 2016

    Jazzy ..I love your pots. ☺

    Scottie ..Love your splash of colour , and your pumpkins !!! We have some self sown pumpkins on a vine near our compost heap at the moment ...

  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited November 2016

    Thank you ladies. How about some cottonwood foliage pictures?

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  • Wren44
    Wren44 Member Posts: 8,585
    edited November 2016

    Beautiful. And best of all for a Seattleite, blue sky above them.

  • Lucy55
    Lucy55 Member Posts: 3,044
    edited November 2016

    Jazzy ..How bright , beautiful , cheerful !!!!

  • Jazzygirl
    Jazzygirl Member Posts: 12,533
    edited November 2016

    Thank you ladies!

    I grew up in the northeast and we had those beautiful fall colors each year to enjoy. I moved in and out of that area a few times, but have essentially been gone from that part of the US for over 20 years. I was back in NYC a couple weeks ago and due to the warm late summer to fall they have been having, the trees were still pretty green instead of having more color change.

    So I had to come back to NM to see my golden cottonwoods. We love them here, most of these large trees are 100 years old.

  • TwoHobbies
    TwoHobbies Member Posts: 2,118
    edited November 2016

    More fall color. My maple and burning bush and a tree on my trail walk yesterday.

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  • TwoHobbies
    TwoHobbies Member Posts: 2,118
    edited November 2016

    My allyssum are really enjoying the weather. Each purple and white section was one plant. They looked just horrible in our hot summer spell. We thought they were an epic fail.

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited November 2016

    Ladies,

    All of your pictures are gorgeous! I add the new ones as you post them to my background slideshow so that I can admire all of them throughout the day.

    Thank you so much for sharing!

    Angela

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