Encore Azalea 'Autumn Royalty' blooms in the Spring and again in the Autumn. Thirty-one varieties of Encore Azaleas have been developed. They are wonderful, beautiful shrubs, and some tolerate cold weather better than others. Check the hardiness zone before you buy one.
Impatiens in a hanging basket on my front porch
My next gardening job is to get all my potted plants back inside before the first frost.
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...our kerria are long gone.
ReplyDeleteHello, lovely collection of blooms. My favorite is the hibiscus. Happy Monday, enjoy your day and have a great new week!
ReplyDeleteYou've explained a mystery to me. We were in WV and there was an azalea blooming outside. Must have been like yours. I never knew some bloomed twice. Lovely photos all.
ReplyDeleteI miss the Kerria (I grew it in my Alabama garden). I'm not sure if I have room for it in the new garden. I keep thinking about it!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty flowers in your garden. My Kerria pops out of few blooms at this time of year also. I love the Night Blooming Cactus. Keep up the good work----I garden a lot too
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Turk's cap really is a winner, isn't it? My two plants bloom all summer and fall and the hummingbirds love it!
ReplyDeleteI've brought all of my plants in now!
ReplyDeleteYour night blooming cactus is beautiful! We haven't had to bring our plants in yet, though it is cold enough for the next few days, that we did have to bring in tortoises.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a Confederate rose in person (I guess I visit the South at the wrong times of year) they are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely and I do like that Turk's Cap.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms! I don't envy you the task of bringing all your potted plants in for the winter.
ReplyDeleteAll of your beautiful blooms surprised me....As they all look more like Spring than Fall in this part of the country! Beauties in any season for sure!
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful flowers and great photos but the night blooming cactus is absolutely magnificent!
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms! Your azalea is gorgeous; I had two Encores that lasted for about a year, and then a harsh winter did them in, even though I tried to protect them. We had our first frost last night, so not much is blooming anymore in my garden.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful group of photos. So inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThe Northeastern corner of Mississippi is gorgeous this time of year! That Cactus bloom is stunning. I'm going to go back now and take a second look!
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