Autumn has arrived in Alabama. The days are getting shorter and significantly cooler. Our roses are gearing up for a final flush of blooms. The fall decorations are also starting to pop up and fall mums now grace the threshold to our home. When I think about all the changes to my garden that this growing season has brought, I can hardly take it all in. Roses in , roses out. I killed some, some died, we fought aphids, thrips, Japanese beetles and now round two with powdery mildew…. It’s all in a days work when you live in a rose garden and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Love the side view of this rose
Yellow Mums just say Welcome to me!
Big Crow and Little Crow always have a corner on our screened porch
I have passed many an hour sitting and reflecting on life and roses on our screened porch
Blooms of ‘Artistry’ Hybrid Tea stand out in this little corner of our rose garden.
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Your crows are adorable! And I love the outside lamps. Rose gardens can be challenging at times, but oh, so worth it! Moondance looks especially lovely in the fading light.
Holley, Thank you! We love those crows. Every year I do a double take in that corner when I put them out to make sure someone’s not standing there! HA!
That shot of the rose is so pretty Chris with the dew drops on it. Some of my roses are trying to get black spot now and I am not happy. I will have to strip a lot of leaves off and toss them. I am glad it is about time for them to be done blooming because they are going to look silly with blooms and no leaves. LOL!
I know what you mean. I call it “Naked Knees Syndrome”…
Beautiful!