I love the fall season. I love the colors. I love the cool weather. I love the scent of the damp leaves. My favorite season has arrived! However, for this Bloom Day post, I noticed there are not many new things happening on the Lot. Here are a few snapshots.
In addition to blooms on the Lot, I wanted to include a few more unique specimens from our city. The first week of October was the wrap-up of a rather large art festival that takes place here. While strolling about with my Other Half, I snapped a few photos of what was in bloom.
Thank you to May Dreams Gardens for hosting Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day. Can’t wait to see what is blooming in other people’s gardens!
Thanks for including the art festival in your post. Your toad lilies are lovely.
Love the flower art! Adorable! Your blooms are pretty, too. Your sedum looks more purple. I really like it. Happy GBBD!
I love the field of daisies! I planted a Toad Lily this year (which the deer ate)… Hopefully it will return next spring and I’ll have a bloom to share! Happy GBBD 🙂
Nice post…I know that feeling of not seeming to have things in bloom…then I look closer and realize there is more than I thought! Love that Clematis.
Hi Jane,
I saw your comment on someone else’s GBBD post. I came here because you said you were zone 5. I am, too. I live in Nebraska. There are not many garden bloggers here that I have been able to find.
I’ve been seeing toad lilies on blog posts. I’ve never grown them. I want to try. Your sedum sure is pretty. I love the art blooms, too.
Hello Sue,
Yes, the Lot is located in mid-Michigan, so we fall into Zone 5b. It’s a lot of fun browsing through other gardeners’ blogs and finding what is blooming in their region. Even between the two of us, I notice you still have Black-eyed Susans putting on a display while mine have been finished for awhile.
Thank you so much for stopping by my garden diary. Looking forward to your future posts!