Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day - September 2017

The garden is in its transition phase and slowly slipping into autumn. There is a lovely mixture of seasons that can be noticed all over, summer and autumn together, with roses in their third bloom, windflowers displaying the most gracious flowers ever, asters that have  just started to open, sedum, caryopteris, hydrangeas changing their colour to pinkish shades, remains of echinaceas, hostas, lavander and salvias and the first fresh mums.

Please visit Carol at May Dreams Garden to see what's blooming in September in other gardens from around the world.

Roses in September

In September, roses are only a few, but very beautiful ones, with a touch of autumn,  unusual shapes and rich colours.

In a Vase on Monday-Work in Progress

The Aster in the garden is preparing to open and thousands of little blooms ready to explode make a wonderful view of what I would call a work in progress moment. Hopefully, they will also bloom in the old jug I filled in for this week vase.

În această dimineață, pe la 8

În această dimineață, pe la ora 8, erau 12 grade și roua strălucea încă pe florile din grădină.

The Tuesday View: 5th September 2017

Same view as last week, but with more Anemones Hupensis in bloom and that special autumn light that we love so much.

Wordless Wednesday - September Grace