The dry and very warm weather is continuing. We have had a rain forecast for today but it was “just an empty” passing by. The poplar leaves are beginning to change.
I have been preparing the vegetable garden for fall planting. Plans are for radish, lettuces and some spinach.
As the daylight hours decline, the blooms are definitely decreasing.
I will be visiting the Six on Saturday group tomorrow. The drill is take 6 current photos and post them along with some text if you desire. Check us out at https://gardenruminations.co.uk. We are hosted by Jim Stephens.
The Sedum has begun to take on its fall color. The purple beauty berry has its signature fall berry display. The variegated liriope is also showing off its fall colors.
The Stoke’s Aster is in bloom again after a very productive summer. The obedient plant (Physostegia Virginia) is anything but obedient. It is self propagating but is displaying beautifully.
The last photo is a feral cat that is being fed by the next door neighbor. He likes to hang out with me when I garden. He will not approach me but I have not held out food for him. I could also call him “terminator” for his actions with a resident chipmunk.
Happy Gardening!
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