The garden isn’t producing much color right now, at least not anything new since last week. I’ve been walking around, observing the little things. It is fun to start dreaming about next year. Here are some of my observations. For more from other gardeners, visit The Propagator.
This stepping stone hides a drainpipe cover. It was easy to make using a form, ready-mix concrete, and sea glass.
This little guy has his Halloween colors on. (woollybear caterpillar, Pyrrharctia isabella )
Blue fire jar and yellow marigolds look great together. I love this color combination.
We used reclaimed brick for a small parking spot. I never took the time to notice the cool imprints, until today!
Orange and green, another classic, contrasting pair of colors that draws the eye. One of these pumpkins is faux. Can you tell which one?
Grown from a tiny seedling, this maple has come into it’s own this season.
Even if you think there isn’t much to look at out there, grab your camera and head out. You’ll be surprised by what you find, and might otherwise have missed.
Yes I’m thinking that we could look for many years and still find tiny things we haven’t seen in our own garden.
The caterpillar made me laugh – such a tiny thing taking the trouble to look so fabulous. So much colour in your garden, and as I love mosaics I am intrigued by your manhole cover. Can you tell us more about how you did it next time please ?
Love the patterned border on your blog. Also, the imprint on your paving stones that you never noticed before. Perhaps “Six on Saturday” will make us all more aware of our surroundings!
Nice to see you back again,some great shots there,thanks for sharing. The maple looks fab!
I was so surprised when I found it. They are scarce this year, due to drought.
Love the caterpillar!
You got it! ?
HI there Joan, guessing for a 2nd time tonight my log in to WordPress has lost my comment (if this is a 2nd comment please delete it). I’ve enjoyed seeing your autumn tones and particularly like the caterpillar shot, nice! A brilliant set of images. I’ll take a guess that the smaller pumpkin is the faux?
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I wrote a short post about making the mosaic stepping stone. Thank you for asking! http://ajoann.com/2017/10/24/easy-to-make-mosaic-stepping-stones/
Absolutely! I feel a new post coming on…
Yes I’m thinking that we could look for many years and still find tiny things we haven’t seen in our own garden.
The caterpillar made me laugh – such a tiny thing taking the trouble to look so fabulous. So much colour in your garden, and as I love mosaics I am intrigued by your manhole cover. Can you tell us more about how you did it next time please ?
Love the patterned border on your blog. Also, the imprint on your paving stones that you never noticed before. Perhaps “Six on Saturday” will make us all more aware of our surroundings!
Nice to see you back again,some great shots there,thanks for sharing. The maple looks fab!
I was so surprised when I found it. They are scarce this year, due to drought.
Love the caterpillar!
You got it! ?
HI there Joan, guessing for a 2nd time tonight my log in to WordPress has lost my comment (if this is a 2nd comment please delete it). I’ve enjoyed seeing your autumn tones and particularly like the caterpillar shot, nice! A brilliant set of images. I’ll take a guess that the smaller pumpkin is the faux?
Thanks so much ?