Autumn in the Rain

 Wet and Drippy

The garden season is almost done. In a couple of weeks, I need to get my flower pots in the greenhouse (before I head to the States again, for a family wedding this time). Sunshine is rare, and clouds predominate. Drip, drip, drop, little September showers….

The snapdragons have been chipper in every weather.

Oma’s little Fox is still grinning, nonetheless. I have rescued many of her garden decorations, before her house is gone.

Soggy Lobelia, but also ever-bloomers.

We might not want to sit on the bench and read today. 

These neon geraniums are still blooming bravely. They are protected by the house and still get what light there is. The lavender below them bloomed nicely earlier in the year. 

A wisteria tendril drips on the unwary.

Goodbye, September.