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One of the great things about living in Georgia is the long growing season! There are still lots of things bloomin and some just beginning to bloom.
The Crape Myrtles are still going strong. I trim some of the first bloom and usually am able to get a second smaller bloom.
My Knock Out Roses don't stop blooming until the first frost. These are really the best most carefree roses I have in my Garden.
This poor Don Juan Rose had trouble this year. I don't really like to spray so I only sprayed it once this summer and because we had so much rain and humidity it had a bad case of black spot. So I grew a pink Mandevilla up it! It's still in the pot. It's an annual here anyway and I didn't want to disturb the roots of the rose.
The Forever & Ever Hydrangeas are still producing nice size blooms. There's a white one coming out that I really want!
Lastly, my Sedum has finally bloomed!
I hope you enjoyed seeing some of the things still blooming in my yard. Tomorrow I'll have some more Fall decorating in my dining room.
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23 comments:
Hi Manuela!! Thanks for visiting my blog!! Welcome back to blogging!! I wondered if it "was you" or another Manuela and then I noticed in your "about me" section that it really was "Manuela from the Feathered Nest"!!!! I'm adding you to my blog roll and will be back!!
Your Knockout Rose bush is amazing! You do still have plenty of color going on. Love the hydrangea with the 2 colors. Great post! Jean
Hi Manuela,
Thanks for your sweet comment...I'm very excited about it.
I'm so glad to see you have started a new blog...I've bookmarked it now so that I can come back and visit you often.
Your garden is looking beautiful...I just got 2 red Knock Out Roses this year and I have to say, I love them.
Thanks for you good wishes, they mean a lot. Glad to see you back in blog land.
Ruth
I loved the tour of you beautiful blooms!! We have a crepe myrtle,too. It is always so pretty, but we have the worst time with those japanese beetles. Grr....:o)
Hi Manuela, Your plants look lovely. Up here in PA things are really starting to fade out...summer is fading fast.
Your knock outs & crepe myrtle are still growing strong & so pretty. Take care, DebraK
Manuela, Thanks for the tour of your lovely garden.
I really enjoyed The Feathered Nest and was sorry when you stopped blogging. You have always shared so many lovely ideas, and I'm so glad to see you're back.
My crepe myrtles and roses are blooming too! Your flowers are beautiful!
~Kelli
Hello Manuela, lots of great blooms still going on in your garden! I love that rose bush, lots of great blooms on it! Your Crepe Myrtle looks great, mine are blooming too and I do not look foward to when the wind starts blowing them everywhere and they make such a mess!
Ann
Everything is on its last leg up here in Michigan. Time to cut back and clean up for next spring in my garden. The only thing worth looking at are the black eyed susans. I wouldn't mind the longer growing season you have!
Welcome back. I have missed your blog! Your flowers are wonderful, especially the rose.I read your older posts and love all the tips you give. Thank you!
Debbie
so, the purple hydrangea blooms are the older blooms on the same plant as the light blue blooms?
wow...if so, then I really need to get at least 1 of those :)
Love the rose. I am going to have to look for the white seadum I think it is very pretty.
Yes, definitely you can link to me. :)
Another reason why GA is on my short list of places to retire to.
Bella
in MI, where I have already almost wanted to turn the heat on, almost...
Manuela, Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful flowers. I especially like the hydrangeas (always a favorite of mine) and the sedum.
Sweetie
Hey Manuela! I saw you over at Rhoda's blog and came by to check on you.....welcome back girlfriend! I've missed you and so have a lot of folks.
Your new blog is going on my blogroll....take care and I'll be seeing you!
Judy
Your flowers are still beautiful! I love my knock out roses too...
I love what you did with the pumpkins in the previous post. The topiary looks great!
Hugs,
Penny
Your flowers are looking fantastic, even the rose with black spot looks better than anything I have here. It was so rainy and miserable in the Northeast this year that nothing did very well.
You must do special wonderful things with your multiple shades of hydrangeas.
Your garden is just beautiful. I can't wait to get out of the dirt only stage! Mimi
Knock-Out Roses are the best!! My Crepe Myrtles are about to bloom for the third time....? Great photos.
I've enjoyed catching up here!The post below is yummy :)I got some new Endless Summer Hydrangeas called Blushing Bride in a really pale pink. I sure hope I see some action out of them next year.
I so enjoyed the tour of your blooms!! We have already had snow in our Colorado mountains, and the trees are turning. Autumn is here for us. Sally
Your blooms are so beautiful!!!
I also enjoyed your last two posts so beware.. I plan to use some of these wonderful ideas and link them back to you for the credit!!!(hope that is okay)
Blessings!!
I am so enjoying having you back to blogging!!
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