Fall Isn't Only About Foliage
via Wooded Paths on 1969-12-31, 19:00:00
As summer flowers fade, and October themes of harvest, fall and Halloween predominate, gardens are getting more subdued, and more orange. If your gardening energy isn’t flagging, you could fight this with a huge infusion of late annuals, and almost recreate the riot of color of early July. But for those of us who are over age 25 and eschew the use of stimulants more powerful than coffee, it may be more practical to accept the general trend of softer and browner tones, livening them up with perhaps a few points of late-blooming or long-lasting perennials or shrubs (especially roses, such as the ‘The Fairy’ I showed two posts ago). . . .reBlogged to
Posted by DWPittelli Reblogged by Old Roses to autumn on 2007-09-27, 06:17:05
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