Some beauties that are gracing the display gardens at the moment……. This variegated Cimicifuga is quite eye catching
Cimicifuga simplex variegata
The kirengeshoma palmata is just opening
Kirengeshoma palmata
Phlox paniculata ‘ Norah Leigh’ and Lobelia cardinalis are looking beautiful
phlox paniculata ‘ Norah Leigh’
Lobelia cardinalis
And how about Chelone glabra and the native Helianthus divaricata?
Chelone glabra
Helianthus divaricata
Gentiana asclepiadea
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Beautiful flowers!
Thank you! So nice to have blooms as summer wanes!
I need to think about getting more fall bloomers–my gardens are looking pretty worn out right now. And it’s been so hot for upstate New York! Are you needing to water constantly?
Hi Kerry, yes, we’ve had a lack of rain recently , and watering is a daily occurrence. Not so much in the gardens , but in the nursery the pots can quickly dry out.Hope this last bit of summer weather lingers, it’s nice to be able and get things done!
That variegated Actaea is gorgeous!! I have never seen that before. One of these days I need to make a trip out to visit you and the nursery!! Fall is an amazing time to really appreciate all the abundance of nature!
Hi Amy,
Nice to hear from you! We are appreciating the fall blooms but also the winding down of a busy summer. Hope you can visit over this way soon!
Love the variegated Cimcifuga, also the Cardinal Flower – though it never sticks around for me.
Lovely, all those fall blooms. I also like fall blooming anemone, the tall pink ones, planted with spring blooming oriental poppies that die back and then the anemones fill in and bloom this month. Also, love your header pic with the maidenhair fern. I need to plant more fall bloomers and ferns next year.
Always nice to have a little more ‘flowery’ goodness with the cooler fall temps, we grow the Anemone vitifolia ‘Robustissima’….a lovely addition as well!