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My late Fall garden tour is here! This year thanks to a milder Fall weather we had lots of flowers in October. And contrary to expectations of yellows and oranges we had loads of white and pink. There a profusion of pics in this post but if you are eager to get to the video tour, you can watch it here:
Early October whites were aptly represented by this beautiful clump of Nippon Daisy or Montauk Daisy.
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Many annuals like Zinnias contributed to the profusion of pink.
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More whites in the form of annuals like alyssum
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and dahlias, that I started from seed.
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A great Fall blooming perennial for the share garden is the Japanese Anemone.
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By mid October the garden was taken over by different colored mums.
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My favorites are this daisy like white and yellow mum
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and this cheerleader chrysanthemum, a new addition this year.
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Talking about additions, here’s a new one, the Green Twister Coneflower.
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Another addition this year are these orange zinnias in the front garden.
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The Mission Giant Yellow marigolds are going so strong that
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I had to cut a big bunch of them to bring inside one night when we had a frost warning.
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The white Gomphrena turned pink thanks to the colder weather.
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By the end of the month the magenta mums were in full form.
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As were the Alyssums in the fornt porch planters.
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The subtle stars of the late fall garden tour were the huge Queen Elizabeth roses and mission giant marigolds.
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We wound up the month by cutting down our hardy banana tree and prepping the root ball for winter. You can see how I did it here. The video is in my mother tongue, Malayalam, but there are subtitles.
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That pretty much wraps up the tour of the fall garden. I hope to have a short one for November, which will sadly be the last for 2020. Did you have a good gardening year?
Hi Vidya,
Great job in keeping your garden so beautiful, along with your full time job.
I would love to hear from you about the winter gardening.
All the best,
Jimy
Sure. Thank you.