Haunting my October Garden...
Rising From the Dead New Columbines.
Ghostly White David Phlox.
Blood Red Crab Apples.
Probably Poisonous Euphorbia.
Badly Bewitched Blanket Flowers.
Plus!
One scratchy Black Cat.
For more serious Blogger Bloom Day tours, pay a visit to Carol at May Dream Gardens.And, Happy [early] Halloween!
I love that euphorbia - mine was that colour in August. I'm really surprised to see columbines in flower in the garden at this time of year.
ReplyDeletealoha kate,
ReplyDeletehow are you, love the white combinations you have showing in your garden.
have a great weekend.
Terrific GBBD post. I really enjoyed your Halloween theme. The Euphorbia is just brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThis is a delightful GBBD post. Love the cat clinging to the tree. Have a spooky, I mean happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteI like your haunting theme. It made for a unique GBBD look into October. Happy GBBD, Kate.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteGode billeder.
ReplyDeleteTak for kigget.
Ooh, zombie columbines are perfect this time of year, as it your black owl-cat. :)
ReplyDeleteVery funny--I love Halloween. Happy GBBD.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post! I love your blossoms, and, most of all, I love that cat!
ReplyDeleteColumbines...crazy! Love, love, love that Euphorbia...it looks absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteFun. At first I thought I saw a dragon flying in the night sky.....either way, if I ever saw that, I think I'd $#%# myself:)
ReplyDeleteUndead columbines! How awesome! I adore the euphorbia, too. Happy GBBD. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Halloween treats, Kate! Love all your spooky blooms, including Kitty who looks like the perfect garden companion. Happy Bloom Day and a very Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeletePerfectly wonderful post! Happy GBBD. gail
ReplyDeleteEuphorbias are lovely indeed
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog. We moved into Jeremy Ranch last month and my husband wants to turn me into a gardener. When I insisted I kill stuff that is SUPPOSED to grow, let alone all the stuff that will have a hard time at this altitude, he sent me your blog as proof that there are people who successfully grow lots of stuff here.
ReplyDeleteI'll be checking back and hopefully some of your green thumb will rub off onto my black one.
Hi Kate. I cannot believe your Columbines are blooming again. Those red Crab apples look so pretty on the tree.
ReplyDeleteI love your witch flying across the moon. LOL! Happy Halloween to you too.
Great post!
ReplyDeleteVery clever! Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Everyone and Happy Bloom Day! (I didn't have much to show in the way of flowers so decided to celebrate Halloween, instead. :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome to PC, Stacy!
I will happily answer any questions you might have. It's very easy to grow a pretty garden up here. I can share seeds with you, as well. Thanks for the note!
Nice decorations!!!
ReplyDeleteLoving these. Really beautiful photos :)
ReplyDeleteI think I like your fall color a little better than mine! Too bad it all doesn't last a little longer...
ReplyDeleteWhat fun. I love that your columbine is blooming again!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Just in the mood for Halloween
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