My September colors

15 years ago

I can't believe it is September and time is marching on so quickly. The garden is happy with our cooler (temporary?)

temperatures and the colors are brighter for longer. Here are a few I like:

Snowbird with mantis

Sultry

Mini Pink Poodle, small and delicate, above Veronica

Mon Cheri

Double Delight, of course

Heart of Gold

Route 66 and St Patrick, best of neighbors I think

Mini Bees Knees above heather (I think)

I love how Honey Dijon fades

Isn't this thing supposed to stop blooming? It did, for a couple of weeks. Been going since early spring.

Thanks for looking!

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Comments (11)

the_dark_lady
15 years ago
Kathy, what a wonderful array of roses and companion plants!
Praying Mantis is simply adorable.
Not so long ago I found a Praying Mantis on asphalt of parking lot in front of Walmart. I gave him a lift and carefully brought him to my garden:)))
Marina
kathy9norcal
Original Author
15 years ago
What a kind heart you have, Marina. I go out of my way to keep them around and not step on them when out walking. I love to see them in fall.
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serenasyh
15 years ago
Everything looks great Kathy. Loooove the mantis photo on the pretty rose. That is so Ace!
Prettypetals_GA_7-8
15 years ago
Soooo pretty Kathy. I love the mantis shot the most. I love those little creatures. I love Mon Cheri and Heart of Gold too. You are sooo right with the combo of Route 66 and St Patrick. My St Pat has had the hardest time taking off so I am hoping for a better year next year. I love everyones pics when they post them of that one. All just lovely, Judy
TNY78
15 years ago
Love it love it! You gave me an idea for my St. Patrick when it arrives in the spring1 Route 66 looks very much like my Burgundy Iceburg which could use a neighbor...I love the color combo they make!

And how can you not love a rose named Pink Poodle!
seil zone 6b MI
15 years ago
They're all gorgeous, Kathy, but that Route 66 with St. Pat is spectacular!

Um, could you please have your clem talk to mine? It's 10 feet tall and hasn't bloomed at all this year!
organicgardendreams
15 years ago
Kathy, your roses are absolutely stunning! The contrast between St. Patrick and Route 66 is amazing. Great rose combo, creates so much drama just draws your attention in.

Thanks for another great photo thread!

Christina

Here is a link that might be useful: Organic Garden Dreams
inga007
15 years ago
Delightful photos of beautiful blooms, love them all.

Some strange blooming is happening here too.
We have strawberries and irises in full bloom, in September?
mantis__oh
15 years ago
Sultry seems to like your climate; here, it is a bit sultry in producing blooms, but does throw some nice ones.
iris_gal
15 years ago
You've surpassed yourself. Great pictures. Sultry looks so tempting. Heart of Gold looks quite dignified. And Bee's Knees with the Mexican Heather is wonderful. Thank you.
Krista_5NY
15 years ago
Heart of Gold is lovely.

I really like Pink Poodle, great name and a charming rose.