Looks like wild plum or pear.Usually when I see colours like that it's Poison Ivy. Not sure what that little plant is.
Looks like wild plum or pear.Usually when I see colours like that it's Poison Ivy. Not sure what that little plant is.
these are marigolds. they are a summer annual, just in fall colors, not a fall flower.Autumn is definitely here as the temperatures begin to cool down and the colorful autumn flowers appear:
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well i plant mine in april or may and they are blooming then. ? and they are petering out now.Thank you! For some reason I always associate them with autumn.....maybe because they come out later, towards end-of-summer, beginning of fall? Or at least that is usually when I've seen them. And, yes, of course because of their colors!
There will be more images eventually coming from my afternoon a couple of days ago at Green Spring Gardens; while some flowers I recognize, others are definitely new and different and I have no idea of what they are, but they were fun to shoot!
Maybe just because they are tough enough to survive summer, while also having the oranges and yellows of fall. I’ve heard they naturally repel mosquitos, though I’ve never tested the idea.Thank you! For some reason I always associate them with autumn.....maybe because they come out later, towards end-of-summer, beginning of fall? Or at least that is usually when I've seen them. And, yes, of course because of their colors!
There will be more images eventually coming from my afternoon a couple of days ago at Green Spring Gardens; while some flowers I recognize, others are definitely new and different and I have no idea of what they are, but they were fun to shoot!
Still in Rotterdam?
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If they have grassy leaves which appear with the flowers, or in spring, they're autumn flowering crocuses (croci? ). If they have quite big leaves that appear in spring, they're Colchicums, also known as Autumn Crocus because they look rather like crocus even though they're not related.Yeah, I never thought about crocus because it’s a fall bloomer. My only experience with them in the past is late winter/early spring. These are also so much bigger than what I’m used to, but I think you both are on to something!
So soon??The Fall has ended in the Interior of Alaska