A few photos of my late August garden.
As we ease into September, the garden is starting to get it's fall look. One of my favorite transitions is the oakleaf hydrangea. This truly is an all season plant in my garden. It's large, soft floppy heads are changing from white to peach to a soft taupe brown. I will leave them on the plant and they add interest all winter long. They are absolutely beautiful when covered in snow.
The columbine seedpods have been left to dry on their spindly stalks. Encouraged to spread at will.
The garlic chive flowers continue their show. I will soon cut these and bring them inside in a vase, believe me, garlic chives don't need any encouragement to spread!
Lovely shots, Pam. It really does look like Summer is over...
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A gift of beauty in all seasons. Love your photos. Thank you so much for sharing with Today's Flowers and I wish you a very happy day.
A beautiful Hydramgea!
I love the oak leaf hydrangea, but don't have a lot of success with them. On the other hand I have garlic chives everywhere!!
One of my favorites.
These are wonderful things to have in your garden.
Fall is just beginning to set in here. - I think the hydrangea is lovely and the light shining through the petals gives it a very soft feel.
My hydrangea all have bright, beautiful flowers right now! I love how they dry out when it gets cold and hang on the bushes through the winter.
The Oakleaf Hydrangea is one of my favorite fall bushes too!