Some lingering pix from last weekend.
More backlit grasses.
Filipendula seedheads
Ligularia seedheads
More fall pix
Category: Perennials
Herbaceous perennials I grow.
Campus color
I take the campus colors for granted, but have started carrying a camera around with me.
Ivy outside campus store.
Libe Slope looking south.
Libe slope looking north.
My favorite tree on the slope. I actually took this a few years ago, but it looked exactly the same today.
Grass, Minns Garden.
Hidden garden outside Plant Science.
Dogwood outside Plant Science.
Japanese maple outside Plant Science.
Closer.
And of course, more anemones in the Hidden Garden.
Frost-edged (Lotsa pix)
We had our first hard frost last night. (28F on the porch thermometer.) That makes for a busy morning with the camera before and shortly after sunrise.
Asian pear in the veggie garden.
Bottle tree and phlomis seedheads.
Curly willow.
Filipendula leaves.
Filipendula seedhead.
Grasses.
Joe pie weed.
Unknown tree in the nursery bed.
Molinia and Joe-pie weed.
Monarda seedhead.
Monkshood.
Pitcher plant
Ornamental grass.
Dwarf filipendula and heuchera. Lotsa shake. (It was still pretty dark out.) But kinda cool.
Veggie garden. (Rye cover crops, mulched garlic.)
Viburnum.
Polygonatum odoratum ‘Variegatum’
I like Polygonatum odoratum ‘Variegatum’. But I love it when it first emerges and when it starts to die back.
Weekend pix – Grassy border, sumac, labyrinth
Quick picture purge, mostly of the grassy border yesterday …
Volunteer sumac. Never had much luck with the cutleaf variety. But I’ll settle for the species. They’re a lot cheaper ;-7
A second flower bulb labyrinth went in at Bluegrass Lane last week. Here is a high-angle shot of construction, courtesy of Bob Chiang, Landmark Images.
More of Bob’s high angle shots of labyrinth construction.
Ground-level shot of finished labyrinth.
