Storey staffers share scenes from October gardens.
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| Debbie Surdam’s mums in Hoosick, New York |
Another year of Bloom Day posts comes to an end, but not without some late season drama! From deep purples and autumn oranges to muted pinks and a Blood Moon, this might be my favorite month of all. What’s blooming where you are?
— Emily Spiegelman, Digital Features Editor
Hannah Fries, Sandisfield, Massachusetts
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| Sedum |
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| A mum that looks like a pink daisy (such a nice fall surprise!) |
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| Purple aster |
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| A Japanese anemone, still hanging in there |
Lisa Hiley, Williamstown, Massachusetts
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| A few cheerful white cosmos keep on going; the purple ones have gone by. |
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| One last hollyhock near that crazy grass that has completely taken over the corner by the fence. |
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| My first attempt at dahlias, with a pot of alyssum (?), petunia, and lantana. I guess I’d better dig them up soon . . . |
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| I planted coleus as a stop-gap measure in this new bed; I like it so much, I think I’ll do it again next year.
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Debbie Surdam, Hoosick, New York
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| Mums |
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| Gerbera daisy |
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| Marigolds galore |
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| A view of the Blood Moon |
MaryAnn Nøbben, Norway
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| The larch (and balsam fir) I started from Maine seeds. |
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| The beautiful colors of the red currant leaves. Yummy jam now in the freezer! |
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| From my garden shed roof top |
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| The view from our farm, Skalet. |
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