Soon we will get a hard frost - but so far, not quite hard enough...
Annual grasses (planted for some seasonal texture & color).
The nasturtium have reseeded themselves this year and are finally in the last week - really taken off.
The Zinnea - how wonderful is this display of shapes and textures in this flower head (I really miss my cone flowers!)
No idea what this is. I am infamous for grabbing seeds & trying some out. I believe this was from the local natural foods store... Not that this is edible. But the fruit look like little pumpkins (I bet I took a photo of the seed packet).
This morning there were little bits of frost on some plants
I love the way the frost gathers on the edges.
Like little white highlights...
And the bees are tucked away - unable to move in these temperatures...
The bees are literally stuck there - just hanging on...
And this will be the end of the Zinnea growth.
Little microcosms of moss & seed & garden debris...
And the potted mums. These are always a frosty morning pleasure to view.
Now back to weekend family time and a bit of glazing during nap time...
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