Remember the Daliahs I planted so late in the year? Well they are blooming and happy, but won't be much longer with the frost coming. I thought I'd better show you them before the frost gets them. I'll dig them up and save the bulbs for next year after the first frost.


I put my birdwing begonia outside under the table on the deck this summer. It sure likes it outside! I need to bring it in before it gets too cold for it. I always feel bad for it when it starts dropping leaves and looking sad inside out house.



Emma was following me around, rubbing against my legs. She is pretending she's really interested in the grass, but she's actually waiting for me to open the sliding door so she can slip into the house. She's pretty good at her deception, but I know her motives.
These little birds were happy to see Emma go into the house! They were coming into the feeder

Last, Wayne and I love these red bushes that are in the business park near us. We don't know what they are called, but they have green leaves most of the time, they turn this beautiful red color in the fall, and they have little red berries on the bushes. If you know what they are, drop me a line. We'd like to get some of these.


6 comments:
Those dahlias are picture perfect!
Barb, the shrub looks like Winged Euonymus - commonly known as Burning Bush. Easy to find at PNW nurseries.
Nice dahlias!
Thank you Vicki and Denise!
Denise, I looked up the Winged Eonymus - you are right that's it! I found more about it at http://www.paflora.org/Euonymus%20alatus.pdf and it sounds like it can be a pest. We may have to reconsider getting some :-)
Thanks so much!
When I was a kid we had one of these and called it the Burning Bush. I see someone else has already said that...
Beautiful!! I love Fall!! It's such an amazing season!! Thanks for the picutures of what it looks like in Washington. I love it each day, the sun light is incredible through the colors!
Missy is so vigilant!! Emma is so pretty!! Love pats to all ;)
Interesting, I didn't realize burning bush was invasive in natural areas. I've only seen it here in town where it is well-behaved. I wonder if sterile varieties are available at any nurseries? That might solve the problem.
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