It’s Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day! I was away in August so I missed it and it feels great to be getting back on track. As I wandered through the garden this morning I was struck by how much work I could do to introduce late summer plants. I think that I need to spend a good amount of time today reading the other Bloom Day posts for ideas! Here’s what I found today:
The lavender is making a small comeback.
The mint is blooming…
as are volunteer morning glories and dill.
Of course I have a few zinnias..
I always stick a weed in here somewhere. Some of them are just so pretty that I can’t help it.
Yarrow
Dianthus
Black-eyed susan hanging in there. They have suffered in the drought.
Juniper… does this count? It’s so pretty, I can’t help but include it.
Knock-out roses that we added recently. Everyone talks about how easy these are to grow and I absolutely agree. If your a timid rose grower this is a nice way to get started.
And of course chrysanthemum.
It wouldn’t be September without chrysanthemum.
Can’t wait to read the other garden blogs! Be sure to check them out at May Dreams Gardens.
Enjoy Everything!
Michele
The Salem Garden 
Love your SHOTS sure you weren’t in MY YARD lol
Have an awesome week cool nights warm days will the SAP run again 🙂
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Everything is looking good! I just love zinnias, but I am scared to death of growing mint. It really takes over at my house.
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Your stand of black-eyed susans look great! And the volunteer morning glories are such lovely colors.
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I like your peachy zinnia, one of my favorite colors. The purple morning glories are pretty, too.
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Your mums look great…..
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