So I got three blooming pots, intending to transplant them into larger pots,



and then I got some pumpkins at Granny's Pumpkin Patch

and when I made a grouping beside my front steps, everything looked so nice, I thought I'd just keep them this way.

So There.... I'm done. (And I can still enjoy looking and smelling them everyday.)
Have a beautiful October weekend...
(I hope you're all stitching on Halloween projects!)
2 comments:
I don't know if they'll work in your neck of the woods, but do check out "October Glory" English chrysthanthemums--the most amazing peach color! You have to jump through hoops to get the regular ones to come back each year, but these beauties seem to thrive--and look good next to pumpkins!
It's always a joy to see your flowers, the pumpkins are exceptional too. I'm hoping to get a least one whole day stitching this weekend. It's the Fall Art Festival season and that always requires several hours browsing.
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