It’s funny how with autumn here, and the colors starting to change to ambers and oranges, the pink flowers in my garden are just starting to shine.
The hydrangea is a glowing, lush, and deeply colored cerise. The perennial carnation, now has more blooms on it at one time that it has accumulated all summer.
And the Japanese Anemone is bursting with blush pink colored blooms.
Maybe it’s all the garden gossiping that the plants are doing, whispering about the changes coming. Or maybe it’s the slightly cooler nights.
Summer, your cousin Autumn is one hot number. It’s almost like you decided to stay awhile longer, and taunt us with those never ending sunny days, and warm nights.
But we know even though you keep teasing us with yet another warm, and bright day that Autumn is a cool kind of season.
It’s just hard to believe that when we are being treated so warmly.
Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
Jen~
ReplyDeleteyou never cease to amaze me with your gorgeous photos and such whimsical words..thanks for starting my morning with a smile! love it!!
warmest sandy hugs!
Loui♥
How fortunate you are to have such a lovely garden and you know how much I love pink flowers.
ReplyDeleteL.O.V.E. your pinks, Jen. I've postponed Fall in my gardens...she did arrive rather late this year. I think it's only fair.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos, Jen. Autumn has pushed Summer out at our house - but her colors are stunning!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day,
Zuzu
Wow - so gorgeous! I'm dazzled and enjoying it.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love what you do!! :o) Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
ReplyDeleteGreat color!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I have also noticed how the summer flowers are quite spectacular right now. We are also enjoying summer heat this weekend which is wonderful to me!
ReplyDeleteYour pink hydrangea is so beautiful, so perfect. Yes, I agree with you, fall has only cooled a few degrees, still waiting for those coolers day. Pretty pictures of lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteOH! Those pink hydrangeas would easily fool you into thinking you'd switched hemispheres and were just entering the warm months of the year instead of leaving them. How divinely you captured them, Jen. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCindy at Rosehaven Cottage
Jen these are stunners...I love the different pinks of fall...more mauve...my garden seems to have lots of purple this year with more asters...
ReplyDeleteThe pinks are lovely this time of year..you have captured them beautifully:)
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