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October
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- End of Season Roses: Roulette in the Egg Garden
- End of Season Roses: Heritage David Austin Rose i...
- Redback (?) Salamander (Plethedon or Plethodon cin...
- End of Season Roses: Delicata on Goldberry Hill
- Photo Contest: Abundant Harvest
- End of Season Roses: Cecil Brunner on Goldberry Hill
- Locally Raised Organic Turkeys for Thanksgiving
- Coping with Slopes - Gardening Gone Wild's Garden ...
- End of Season Roses: Ballerina on Goldberry Hill
- End of Season Roses: Dortmund on the Arbor
- WSJ: Canning Makes A Combeack
- Teasel Seed Head on Lilac Hill
- Clematis Seed Head on the Arbor in the Cutting Garden
- Clematis Seed Head on the Arbor in the Cutting Garden
- Gravetye Beauty Clematis Seed Head on Goldberry Hill
- Clematis Seed Head in the Children's Garden
- Bee Balm Seed Heads in the Egg Garden
- Orange Calendula in the Front Border
- Purple Colchicum in the Front Border
- Rosa Rubrifolia Hips on Goldberry Hill
- Jack in the Pulpit, Arisaema triphyllum, Seed Head...
- Harvard Yard is making the move to organic lawn care
- Celine Forestier (1842), Noisette Rose, on the Arb...
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6 comments:
She is so pretty. I hate to see the blooms stop.
What a pretty rose.
Debbie
I love the fall blooms on the roses....one more show before winter!
Lovely Softness and I can imagine the sweet fragrance... still so many buds... hope they have a chance to open... I have the same and will harvest if it gets too cold. Carol
All your pictures are beautiful! Have you had your first hard frost in NJ yet?
Madame Meow,
Not yet, but probably in the next few week.s
-Heirloom Gardener
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