Today ’s pic come from frequent GPOD contributor Cherry Ong .
These photograph might be a welcome mass as you observe Thanksgiving next workweek .
I was rosy to have chit-chat Montreal in September , and I soundly enjoyed their botanic garden . Here are some high spot of their expo gardens . I really love how they nested their pumpkins .
I would recommend that any esurient nurseryman claver their gardens . bestow comfortable shoes , a hat , and lot of water when you confabulate .
Echinacea‘Kismet Intense Orange ’ ( Zones 4–9 ) set in a sea of silverArtemisiamauiensis‘Makana Silver ’ ( Zones 9–11 or as one-year )
Twiggy nest are occupy with cosmetic gourds for the fall .
Zinnias ( Zinniaelegans , annual ) ca n’t take a frost , but right on up to that moment , they can bring beautiful autumnal shade to the garden .
This living arch is found withSedum‘Lemon Ball ’ ( zone 4–9 ) andBegonia‘Canary Wings ’ ( annual ) .
Close - up of the begonias raise on the arch
Would n’t you like to take a moment on a sunny autumn sidereal day to baby-sit in these chairs and enjoy the sea of bloom around you ?
A flower bed mix annuals , perennial , and shrubs , all the flowers unite by the shared red - to - pinkish colors .
With a garden this beautiful , it is little admiration that lots of multitude are enjoying it .
A dark - leavedelephant ear(possiblyColocasiaesculenta‘Black Magic ’ , Zones 8–10 or as yearly ) contrasts boldly with a bed of ornamental gage .
A vivid tuberous begonia ( Begonia×tuberosa‘On Top Sun Glow ’ , annual )
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