We have had very dry and warm weather so far this Oct. I have been waiting for a little moisture to do my fall gardening. I love to visit garden centers. But no autumn pinks yet. Your photo encourages me to visit the garden center.
Those red things are stunning. Stone Creek changes out all the flowers/plants seasonally...so we get a constant renewal of color and it's very, very nice. So, yes, we've got our autumn colors, but I don't think they are pink. :-)
There is a different take on the changing seasons in the desert Southwest. At our Scottsdale, Arizona house we just put in our winter lawn. Last week the birds were loving eating the seeds. Today, the rabbits were feasting on the new grass.
Gorgeous! Here it's been 30ºC every single day in October. Hibiscus, Bougainvillaeas, Oleanders and many others are still blooming. However, some trees are already loosing their leaves and vines are slowly turning red. On a less poetic perspective, draught is getting pretty serious in the NE of the country.
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Have you got your autumn pinks yet? Here's all you need at the flower market!
We have had very dry and warm weather so far this Oct. I have been waiting for a little moisture to do my fall gardening. I love to visit garden centers. But no autumn pinks yet. Your photo encourages me to visit the garden center.
ReplyDeleteThese are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat joy !
ReplyDeleteThose red things are stunning. Stone Creek changes out all the flowers/plants seasonally...so we get a constant renewal of color and it's very, very nice. So, yes, we've got our autumn colors, but I don't think they are pink. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful photo!
ReplyDeleteKay, Alberta, Canada
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There is a different take on the changing seasons in the desert Southwest. At our Scottsdale, Arizona house we just put in our winter lawn. Last week the birds were loving eating the seeds. Today, the rabbits were feasting on the new grass.
ReplyDeleteI normally thing of fall as yellow, orange and red, the pink is a nice contrast.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to the inside of the church, the stained glass was even more spectacular that I could have imagined.
Great splash of color!
ReplyDeleteMy pinks? I got Cardinal red and an indoor life.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully displayed Ciel, I love the flower markets, such a relaxing way to while away a few hours.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, j'aime l'odeur des bruyères!
ReplyDeleteDéjà la bruyère ? Ca sent le sapin !
ReplyDeletedes bruyères Piaf surement
ReplyDeleteThe colors are fantastic. I could definitely use some of that in my garden. :)
ReplyDeleteFlowers market is what tigers like the most:)
ReplyDeleteThe balloon in Krakow is tided of course - must be a fashion for them. I saw similar in Berlin:)
Gorgeous! Here it's been 30ºC every single day in October. Hibiscus, Bougainvillaeas, Oleanders and many others are still blooming. However, some trees are already loosing their leaves and vines are slowly turning red. On a less poetic perspective, draught is getting pretty serious in the NE of the country.
ReplyDeleteQuelle bonne idee mais ou trouver la place?
ReplyDeleteNot yet, but I got an ugly cold...
ReplyDelete"J'ai cueilli ce brin de bruyère, l'automne est morte souviens-t-en ..."
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours but I don't think they would survive here.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see..so colourful
ReplyDeleteI like a lot this flower!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Oh I love the bright red!
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