
The bee's are still busy working with what's left.

The question now is what if anything should I bring inside for Winter. Wow, hate to think Winter so soon but it was very cold last night. I did bring the ferns onto the deck to clean off and decide. I hate to see things die. This Ivy I will plant because that never does well inside, not for me anyway.

These Boston Ferns did so well this year, one of the few things that did. I also have my Spider plants on the deck and a fuchsia. The Fuchsia has been inside several years now and this year did well on the deck. What about the Geraniums. I think tomorrow I will take a walk around and see what I want to do.

Look how big this one is but I have 5 and they all look nice, one is from last year.


Not a whole lot in bloom now, just some sedum



I was very happy with the grasses I bought this year and this one is lovely. Maybe next year it will get bigger. If it survives in the pot. If not then I will buy some and get it in the ground right there. It likes that spot it seems.

I used to have a friend John who was a master gardener, he lived opposite when we lived out in Maple City. He would cultivate cuttings during the winter and this would be a great project because I never planted these.

The Sweet William I hope to put in the ground because they should come back next year but that means cleaning some stuff out first. I have to get my act together.

1 comment:
Your garden still looks great Janice! I have cut alot of mine back! Have fun deciding on what is coming inside! Big Hugs!
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