As the Garden Grows

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It seems that summer went by so fast and here we are at the second last day of summer! Did summer go by fast for you too?

Well either way, the garden is doing well. Roses, daisies, Asters, Sedum and many other plants are still blooming. Even my Hydrangea is still putting out a few blooms.

Our Raspberries are happy as well. They’re still producing berries! Just this afternoon my husband was out picking a small container of fresh raspberries off the plants. Yum. We’re just about to have them on some ice cream – double yum.

What’s blooming in your garden as we wind down to Autumn?

Related Reading:

Rowe Historical Society, Inc. Bulletin: Vol. XXI (Twenty One / 21) - No. 2 (Two / II), Spring 1984 - For the Love of Rowe, The Concord Browns [Contains 16pp of vintage photos including 1898 - The Mill Cottage, Camp Look-Off, Brown-Henry Picnic, Deerfield River, At the Sibley's, Elwood Stanford with Percy, Adams Lodge; 1900 - In a May Snow-storm at Henry House, Rocky Knoll,, Allen Peck's Woods, Picking Raspberries, Florence Whiting Brown; 1901 - Emory Sibley Farm Haying, Fizz! Bang! Fourth of July, Deneca Sabin Whiting Ballou at ninety-four; 1901 - Road to Zoar; 1902 - Ben Henry's Store, Darby and Joan, Monroe Bridge; 1927 - Little Dam at Mill Pond, Pelham in the Grey Dawn; Tribute to Rowe from Mrs. Florence Brown; 1928 - Fellowship of the Mountain Lodge, Sunday Supper at the Sibleys, Rocky Knoll]

Hydrangea Nikko Blue macrophylla - Bigleaf-A Top Seller 4 inch pot

Photographic Prints of Raspberry Picking/1901 from Mary Evans

Jasmine Maid of Orleans Plant

Autumn

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