In these cool September days, fall sunflowers, sedum, mums, dahlias, and those final rounds of tomatoes fill our gardens. What’s blooming (and ripening) where you are?
KRISTY MACWILLIAMS, PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS
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| These dahlias were grown from seed from the Storey garden group seed purchase! |
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| Dahlia, with visitor |
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| Hardy mums |
HANNAH FRIES, MONTEREY, MASSACHUSETTS
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| Morning glory |
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| Black-eyed Susans |
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| Phlox |
ANNE GUEST, NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS
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| Hibiscus |
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| Sedum |
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| Perennial sunflower |
EMILY SPIEGELMAN, WENDELL, MASSACHUSETTS
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| These asters keep the bumblebees busy. |
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| Still swimming in dahlias; Maxime is in the center, surrounded by Blue Boy, Bahama Apricot, and Franz Kafka (ball variety) |
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| Mum season |
MARGARET LENNON, EAGLE BRIDGE, NEW YORK
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| Not blooms, exactly, but these Lemon Boys and cherry toms are ripening in my garden and were inspired by Epic Tomatoes (the subject of the July Bloom Day post). |
DEB BURNS, WILLIAMSTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
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| Rambling Russian sage |
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| Sedum and phlox |
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| Mammoth sunflower |
MARIBETH CASEY, WILLIAMSTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
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| Dahlias in red... |
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| ...and white |
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