Wednesday, November 3, 2010

A Little Fall Color for Thanksgiving

This post has few words - just photos of the Oakleaf Hydrangea looking good in its first autumn in Texas soil Annieinaustin, Oakleaf Hydrangea

and another look at the 'Marilyn's Choice' Abutilon...a plant that grew large but bloomed little since spring. Annieinaustin, Marilyn's choice abutilonThe buds began to form on the abutilon almost as soon as the first leaves fell from the pecan tree, which may be a sign that its spot is too shady.

Whatever the trigger, this Abutilon is now covered in flowersAnnieinaustin, Abutilon,camera test, Face recognition
just in time for freeze warnings on Friday.Annieinaustin, Abutilon Marilyn's choice
This is the abutilon's first year in my garden- can Marilyn keep blooming after a freeze?)Annieinaustin,Marilyn's Choice abutilon in November

The fig tree made a small, late crop following the 12" rain in September. These 3 figs are almost ripe. Shall I pick them now or take a chance on a freeze?
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you from Philo & Annie

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