There is beginning to be a lot of rust in the garden.
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That's a very pretty combination of plants. The rusts, peaches, and oranges (and greens) of this season are so pleasant to the eye.
ReplyDeleteYes, I love it when the garden is fading into winter.
DeleteMuch more attractive here than on a car 😉
ReplyDeleteThat's a good kind of rust! I thought you were speaking of the horrid stuff that covers my rose foliage when I saw the title of your post.
ReplyDeleteI hope to never see that kind of rust.
DeleteWhen I saw the title, I thought it was rust like I had on my hollyhocks. :<)) Yours is much prettier.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have to deal with that Hollyhock rust too. That wasn't where my mind was this time. It was on that pretty rust. :)
DeleteAnd doesn't it look lovely Lisa.
ReplyDeleteNature creates some beautiful artwork.
Yes, nature does work magic in the garden. I have taken a picture of this area many times lately trying to capture the golden yellow of the Soloman's Seal. It is so pretty during its fall demise. I couldn't ever get the picture I wanted until it was all rusty looking.
DeleteI struggle with yellow flowers and my camera.
DeleteThey never seem to be true.
It is a lovely image Lisa, I love rust at this time of year :)
Beautiful, Lisa! Hoping you and yours are doing well!!!
ReplyDeleteLove ya...Julie
Hi Julie, So good to see you here. I hope you and yours are doing well. We are all happy and healthy. Love you too!
DeleteLovely autumn colors in your beautiful garden! Xox
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka, (A Creative Harbor)
Thanks Carol.
Deleteattractive colors of your plants.
ReplyDeletehave a great day
Thank you Tanza, I hope you enjoy your week.
DeleteYes there is - I love rust colors. Your garden is lovely Lisa. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThanks Debbie.
DeleteHi Lisa what a beautiful combination of plants.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to know what they are.
Thank you for your presence in the house.
Good entry for the month of November.
The big shrub is Strawberry Vanilla Hydrangea, the yellow is Soloman's Seal and there is a Columbine there in the front.
DeleteGood to see you out and about.
Such lovely autumn colours in your garden.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful :)
All the best Jan
Thanks Jan.
DeleteUnusual colors in the garden for me!
ReplyDeleteMy garden is going to sleep for the winter.
DeleteAs always the autumnal garden looks rusty, Lisa. Love your hydrangea!
ReplyDeleteWhat great fall color. Ours is just starting. Hopefully the weather will cooperate and we will get to enjoy it for a while.
ReplyDeleteThe rain and cool air is making my garden bow down now.
DeleteSolomon Seal has good fall color, it deserves more recognition for that.
ReplyDeleteI so agree Jason.
DeleteBeautiful autumn rust!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color combination! Fall colors have just started showing in the past few days in my garden. This is definitely one of my favorite times of the year.
ReplyDeleteBut in a good way!
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