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Looks like I’m making this a practice lately, posting the garden tour a good 2 months late. As usual I had the edited video ready but took forever to do the English voiceover. Finally, here’s my early Fall garden tour aka September garden tour 2020. Hopefully I can compensate for the lateness with loads of pictures.
As I mentioned in the video, the star of the early Fall garden tour is the Lady Darlene dahlia. What a change in colors from the Summer!
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Competing with the dahlias were the Red Sun sunflowers that you got a glimpse of in last months’ tour.
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They stood majestically along the fence greeting the sun full of flowers.
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The best part was the color variety of the flowers on the same plant!
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The sedums also started putting on a great show attracting hoards of pollinators.
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I particularly loved how gorgeous they looked against the Mission Giant Yellow marigolds.
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Also in the backyard were these perennial phloxes that finally decided to bloom after a wait of 2 years.
![Early Fall Garden Tour](https://www.whatsurhomestory.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/perennial-phlox-in-the-fall-garden-768x1024.jpg)
One of the cardinal vines I started from seeds went crazy while the other had a lackluster show.
![Early Fall Garden Tour](https://www.whatsurhomestory.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Cardinal-vine-flowers-early-fall-garden-tour-768x1024.jpg)
The roses also pitched in with their gracefulness, with the Lady of Shallot putting out new buds and blooms
![Early Fall Garden Tour](https://www.whatsurhomestory.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/David-Austin-Lady-of-Shallot-Rose-Bud-orange-roses-1024x768.jpg)
and the pink grocery store mini rose blooming its heart out.
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Out in the front, the Abelia canyon creek continued its show
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while the annuals like gomphrena, zinnias, and lantanas added more color.
![Early Fall Garden Tour](https://www.whatsurhomestory.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Early-fall-garden-tour-white-gomphrena-and-abelia-canyon-creek-1024x768.jpg)
As soon as the last week of September kicked in we had Mums, like this new addition yellow spider mum, and
![Early Fall Garden Tour](https://www.whatsurhomestory.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/yellow-spider-mom-early-fall-garden-tour-768x1024.jpg)
asters heralding the onset of Fall.
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How did I do? Hope I made up for procrastinating on the early fall garden tour with the pretty pics?
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