To every thing,
(turn, turn, turn)
there is a season
(turn, turn, turn.)
My never-blooming hyacinth beans (only two seeds!) have at last covered the willow tower. At least they serve by providing a backdrop for the nicotiana "Only the lonely." |
Flowers aren't the only color, as this highbush cranberry (viburnum trilobum) proves.  |
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Many
of autumn's hues are vivid - oranges and yellows - but this Anemone
robustissima shows the softer shades of fall.
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The sweet autumn clematis
has outdone itself, reaching higher into the arborvitae than ever before
- at least 20 ft.
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A volunteer sunflower in the vegetable garden has grown taller than any of our apple trees. Can't wait to count the number of heads (when the goldfinches are done with it.) |
The goldenrod's fading, the leaves are beginning to turn, and the wren houses stand deserted. |
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