The Third Week Of October In the Backyard

Just when you think there isn't anything new in the garden to photograph, a tiny little forgotten plant surprises you.

Remember how I said that Japanese Anemones prefer some sun to perform well?

Well, this is what happens when they're in full shade.

He's only about 10" tall, but blooming in spite of it.

It's growing up out of the pea gravel path.

It must be one that I moved several years ago, prior to the path being there, and didn't get all the roots.

So stinkin' cute.

Gah, I just love them.

Speaking of love, check out the colors on the blue hydrangea flowers now.

The Peegee flowers have turned, as well.

I feel like I've stuck a photo of this fuchsia in every backyard post, but it just keeps going and going.

Here's another one that's still goin'.

The 'Sunset' Clematis threw out a few random flowers.

The hops bloomed solid.

I've had bouquets of it in the house all month.

My potted Bald Cypress is gettin' ready to get naked.

The colors are so pretty.

A pretty rose bloom.

Begonia.

Honeysuckle.

And last, an end of summer, clearance rack Penstemon called 'Polaris Purple.'

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