Northeast Gardening: What's blooming? #14, 1 by grampapa

grampapa wrote:
velnita, welcome!! lurkers are encouraged to post pics also :)

ngam, all of your roses are just lovely. and I don't have any of those (note to self: add to list!)

carrie, SAC is gorgeous! love the dbl inpatiens, too. I have some delosperma that I wintersowed and they are still in the container (not growing ~ about 1/2" ~ but still alive). maybe I'll put them in the ground just for the heck of it and see if they make it. nothing to lose.

Eleanor, your sedums are especially nice :0), but the star of the show is always the little guy.

Allison, wonderful, wonderful begonias. I have serious begonia envy!

ok, who did I leave out?? Al, we understand that you are slow, but we don't mind being patient with you ;0) you should take more walks with the dog. great autumn pics!

btw, Victor. thanks for the info on the brug. but I know you have to bring it in for the winter. what I wanted to know was what you do with it. I have one that has gotten pretty big over the summer (hasn't bloomed though)

yet more roses...Dublin Bay (climber on the arbor at the entrance to my rose garden)