These must be wild petunias, which can reseed themselves. They prefer partial sun and well-drained soil, but I thought I would give them a try anyway.
My lone backyard tree survived the summer.
The tulip tree's leaves are turning a lovely shade of yellow.
Not as spectacular as my neighbor's two new red maples, but mine will have blossoms in the spring.
The burning bush is on fire.
The sedum is fading from red to copper.
The Japanese maple is also turning copper-colored...
... as are the sea oats.
We haven't had a hard frost yet, but I'm basically done with the vegetables for this year. Oh, except for the fall snow peas. And garlic should be arriving soon. And there are bulbs to plant. When does a gardener get to rest?
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