That last picture of September Morn really got to me. Oh how I wish I could grow Dahlias. The zinnias look good too. We get so many foliar diseases on them here that by this time of the year the foliage looks so ratty that you just want to cut them down. Yours look perfect. Like the rose. Not one I've ever grown, but have heard about it. Nice....I have been tempted a time or two to grow fall blooming anemones. I grew one in a pot years ago called Whirlwind and really enjoyed it. However I heard that they were invasive in the ground and hard get rid of once they took off. How do you find them?.....Again, everything is lovely.....Maryl

While the anemones do spread once established, they actually take a while to get going. I've never felt they were overwhelming, and people are waiting for extra plants. The zinnias here are also getting a bit ratty. But they were nice for a long time. Very dry here, so constant watering.

wow!!! beautiful; Love that Sea Electra . so pretty, but my favorites is the Zinnia's I love them. The rose is a beauty, too.I haven't hear of that one before. or the begonia either.They cant take the heat here very good.well, the angel wing begonia does pretty good here.Thanks for the show,

jean

Gorgeous as always! Such a pleasure seeing all the beauty you still have going in your gardens. Thanks for sharing the magic.

Celeste

Very beautiful, Mantis. I especially enjoy the dahlias

kay