The Full Autumn

The Sisters will be arriving tomorrow for a weeks visit and acquiring their mother and one cat for the winter. I won't be blogging pictures much. This bit of full on fall may have to tide you over.

I will be eating home cooked fine produce. We have beets, rainbow carrots, sweet banana pepper, parsnips, potatoes, fresh frozen flat yellow pole beans and four kind squash. A plant based diet is all trendy now. I'm doing my part to help.

So click on a picture for the fall slide show. Laters.

An Autumn Stroll

Monet strolls about in low autumn light.

It Is Fall

So far we have lots of yellow.

Is It Fall Yet?

According to the leaves on the ground, yes.

 

According to a north facing slope, yes.

Elsewhere there is still a lot of green about. A good time to start the winter shuffling of stuff.

One sublime day, one moment will arrive. It always does and I will be here to see it.

A cool, sunny and dry Indian Summer is scheduled for all of next week. There could be multiple sublimes.

The Gothic Bloom Day

The mood is changing. The fade away of leaf and light has begun.

Not quite finished, October is for asters, mums and fallen leaves.

And today is Garden Bloggers Bloom Day. Shall we wander?

Grasses wave on the breeze of an incoming cold spell. Monet lives in a number of vibrations.

Ready to step through?

The Goth phase is definitely coming out. 

Another Dragonfly has landed.

The voodoo lilies were put to sleep. How does this happen? This stuff?

There is an aster down below you need to see.

It has been spreading by runners nicely. No seedlings to be found yet.

Tatarian Aster, Aster tataricus

When I have monarchs this is their favorite aster. There were very few and I mean hardly any butterflies in this year of ugly leaves.

Blue Wood Aster, Clematis stans and Rattlesnake Master seed heads.

All the house plants have to come in tomorrow. A slightly colder than the first patchy frost is on the way. Hit or miss, the mood is changing.  This is the Goth phase.

Several Shiny Objet de

This way.

It was the Posh Estate after all.

Perhaps I can find a spot for some Tatarian Aster for the new owner this spring.