Summer Gone to Pot

The weather today defied the season. It was one more pearl in a string of perfectly beautiful days. And as it has been warm and dry, I gave the new grass on the terraces what might be the last soak. Yes, it was a perfectly gorgeous day worthy of Spring, and yet leaves were twirling, the remaining flowers glowed in the lower light of Autum

For several months I have been plotting my pots. Who would fit and sport which one: ceramic, concrete or plastic. I hope they are happy in their new homes. Tomorrow I clean out three or four aquariums so we can enjoy the water hyacinth all winter beneath our living room window. It will be refreshing to gaze over verdant water plante to the snow

If tilling soil and planting annuals is a rite of spring then potting outdoor plants for indoor ejoyment is a rite of fall. So when I
finished potching in the water and playing in the dirt, I
descended to the basement to unearth our fall wreath for the
front door. OK. It's official. Fall is here! (F.Y.I. if you click on the
pictures they will zoom up to a lager size for easier viewing. )

1 Comments:
Sounds like you had fun playing in the dirt!!
:0)
from me!
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