When I looked at my photos for the date, September 26,
I was happy to see it was the day we went to the Pumpkin Field Day In Jackson, Tennessee.
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| Ornamental Grass, September 26, 2013 |
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| Pumpkins grow in many different shapes, sizes, and colors |
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| Capsicum, 'Chilly Chili' |
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| Capsicum 'Prairie Fire' |
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| I forgot to get an ID for this. |
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| Whale's Tongue Agave |
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| Banana Trees with lovely pink ornamental grasses. |
As for this week's weather, we had rain on Monday, partly cloudy skies the rest of the week,
with very pleasant temperatures.
Have a wonderful week-end!
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So many bright and colourful shots.
ReplyDeleteLove the top two photos! My Skywatch
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. The capsicum Prairie Fire remind me of Christmas lights! And congratulations on the anniversary of your blog!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the Chilly Chili, and what a gorgeous display of pumpkins. Congratulations on your blogging anniversary.
ReplyDeleteLovely series of images. The sky, flowers and the pumpkins are beautiful. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteWonder, colorful set of images. The variety of pumpkins is really outstanding. Have a blessed week-end.
ReplyDeleteCool shots. Is the one you didn't ID Yucca?
ReplyDeletePretty. Reminds me of the Crystal Springs Fall Fest at the Truck Crop Experiment Station. It's a pretty big event.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend.
I really like all the different colors of pumpkins now, remember when there was only orange? Looks like it was a clear gorgeous fall day. Congrats on 2yrs of bogging, I have immensely enjoyed my time so far also.
ReplyDeleteAnn
Nice series of healthy vegetations...Happy weekend♫ My Orange: http://lauriekazmierczak.com/field-yield/
ReplyDeleteExcellent pictures. Congratulations on your blogiversary!
ReplyDeleteOoooh I love all those colorful peppers! Isn't blogging wonderful? Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh those peppers look like they're dancing in the sunshine. Happy Blogoversary... and thank you for visiting me!
ReplyDeleteHappy 2nd Blogoversary to you, I hope you are doing something special to celebrate!!! I found an anniversary count down which I have put on my side bar, that way your third anniversary won't go unnoticed!!
ReplyDeleteLove your photographs, especially the huge array of incredible pumpkins. We don't seem to have such a big choice in Australia, or perhaps I don't know where to shop?!
Wrenx
Happy blog birthday to you, too! We both started the first week of an October. It looks like you've been going to lots of fun places! I love the scarecrows in the previous post, too!
ReplyDeleteThe shapes and textures of plants really is remarkable. Nice set of shots - I like the chillies.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne.
PS: sorry for slow reply - I have been out of phone / Internet range for most of the week - it was strangely pleasant!
Congrats and I'm sooo jealous of your pumpkins.....
ReplyDeleteI am not sure what the plant you refer to is. It is not the A desmettiana 'variegata' at my entrance way. This looks like a yucca of some kind or a phormium ( leaves not so strappy) maybe an agave. It is in a pot and I doubt is hardy. Most of the softer leaved ones are not hardy. Also, I don't think that is a Whale's tongue agave. Too many leaves and not mounding. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
ReplyDeletewow i bet all those pumpkins took some one ages to organise and those chilli peppers are stunning
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful array of winter squash. And the ornamental peppers are so colorful, too bad most seem not to be edible or taste good. I admire the Pink Muhly grass, I am going to try to grow some from seed for next year. Happy 2nd Blogversary!
ReplyDeletewonderful pics!
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