Butterfly, September 29, 2022

Thankful Thursday and Little Things Thursday

Gulf Fritillary Butterfly on Lantana, Tupelo, Mississippi, USA, September 29, 2022

Today I am thankful for flowers and butterflies!

I hope you are having a good week!

I am linking in today with Thankful Thursday and Little Things Thursday

"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." John 3:16

Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day November 2017

Northeast Mississippi, USA zone 7

Despite several frosty mornings, we have a few flowers still blooming:

a late blooming Rose,

Lantana,

Carolina Jessamine vine,

and Turk's Cap.

Happy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!

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Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day October 2017

Northeast Mississippi, USA zone 7

Turk's Cap has been blooming for several months, and the butterflies are loving it!

Lantana is a reliable bloomer that endures our hot Summer temperatures without complaint and keeps on going into Autumn.

Since Morning Glory Vines self-seed they appear in new places each year. This one is mixed in with my Cypress Vine.

There are still a lot of buds on my Morning Glory Bush. We have perhaps two weeks before the first frost. Hope that is enough time for them to open.

My Tuberous Begonia is in a hanging basket on my front porch. Soon I will bring it indoors.

Munstead Red Stonecrop, Sedum telephium, is a recent purchase.

Tufted Titmouse, Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, October 12, 2017

Remember to include bird song in your garden. Feed them, they will come!

Have a blessed day!

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Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day October 2013

Mississippi, USDA Zone 7
The abundant blooms of Summer are gone, but there are still a few flowers to be found.

Lantana

Marigolds

Oxalis

Mums

Red Salvia

Pineapple Sage

Encore Azalea with Praying Mantis

Butterflyweed

The most interesting thing I have to report for this October Bloom Day is that my
Butterflyweed, after blooming all Summer and producing hundreds of seeds, is budding again!
I hope there is time for blooms before the weather gets too cold.

Happy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!

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Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day November 2012

What's blooming in Mississippi, USA, zone 7

Pansies are the stars of the November garden.

Monday night we had our first frost. The pansies just shrugged and kept on blooming!

Though not as showy as the Pansy, Oxalis brightens a shady corner.

Most of the Lantana blooms are gone. These few are in a more sheltered spot.

Best of all, my Thanksgiving Cactus is beginning to bloom in the kitchen!

Happy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!

Thanks to Carol at May Dreams Gardens for hosting Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day.