Bulbs shooting out...

Its late fall and I see that some of the bulbs planted in pots to bloom next spring are showing some growth. I am guessing November wamer weather has triggered/tricked them to grow green. I hope they stop growing and come out when they need to. By the way, I have this pot with already forced bulbs which usually are not usable.

Last day of October

We got a beautiful day with perfect weather and we didn't miss a chance to get out and check out some foliage.

Coleus Cuttings

Took some cuttings from my coleus plant. Plan is to save some indoors for winter and take them outdoors next spring.

Spring Plant Container

This is going to my office...

Last bunch of Chard for the year

Garlic Bulbs in ground

Overwintering some plants

Today, I cleaned up my vegetable bed and put my herbs and Spotted Deadnettle for overwintering. I will get them back into containers next spring.

Rake, Rake, Rake

Rake, Rake, Rake the leaves.... Today's weather was so perfect for a fall morning walk and to rake the leaves. I piled some leaves and my daughter simply loved jumping in the pile ...

Foliage...

Colorful trees in Fall...

Happy Anniversary!!!

Its been a year, I started blogging about things going around in Garden and Beyond. Happy Anniversary and Happy Fall!!!

Snow in Fall

With colorful foliage all around we got to see the snow too last week. I couldn't capture a better picture, but the view was so beautiful with white snow falling on colorful trees.

Pumpkin and Raspberry picking

Its fall and along with mums, time for slightly cooler weather, apples, pumpkins and Foliage in new england. Last weekend we went to a farm for apple picking and ended up getting Raspberries and Pumpkins and enjoyed a hay ride along with my daughter.

Time for Mums

Its the beginning of fall and here come home the mums...

Fall Bulb Ritual Preparations

I paid a visit to my local garden center but couldn't resist myself from bringing home bulbs. I picked few tulip bulbs and few hyacinths. Along with them picked Alliums too after getting an advice from a fellow shopper to sow the bulbs along with Allium bulbs to keep away squirrels from digging and eating bulbs. Last year I have put lot many tulip bulbs and half of them have been eaten by squirrels. Oh my sweet squirrels, are you not satisfied by the acorn nuts (we have huge Oak tree) that you are after my bulbs. Time will tell me if I am making the way for beautiful flowers in spring or cooking a gourmet meal for my squirrel :)

Crescent Lake @ Olympic National Park