I couldn’t resist posting a few more photos from the autumn garden…

Autumn crocuses among fallen maple leaves and hellebore foliage.

Smoke bush and Senecio foliage.

Pennisetum alopecuroides “Little Bunny” and old stalks of Digitalis lutea.
That’s it for now — we’ve had some cold winds and even a taste of snow (!). All those coloured leaves are on the ground, and the season is shifting toward winter.
Lover your pictures. I am so impressed with people who can actually name the plants in their pictures. 🙂
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Remembering all those names is good brain exercise — although sometimes I have to look them up.
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Beautiful pictures Audrey.
Hugs
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Thank you, David; and hugs in return!
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With your photographic skills and gardening expertise and passion, you should do a book!
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Thanks for the compliment, John, but I’ll stick to fiction for now. Working in and observing the garden helps with my writing, and I’m happy to share those observations on the blog.
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Wow.beautiful fall indeed.🙂
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Thank you, Laleh, and apologies for my late reply. A WordPress gremlin hid your comment, and I didn’t see it until now.
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Thanks dear 😍
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Beautiful! My smoke bush seemed to lose its leaves without much change this year. No idea why. I love autumn crocuses but never seem able to keep them – my ground may be too sandy for them – or it’s the slugs! 🙂
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Some of my crocuses were eaten by deer. At first I suspected slugs, but the neatly bitten off stems indicated otherwise. At least I got pictures of them first.
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