September ends. This month flew by, full of warm fall days and cooler nights. Leaves are changing colour as the gardens succumb to rest. The hummingbird feeders are inside until next spring and the birdbath is seldom used anymore.
Wisteria leaves are starting to turn golden, then drop. The red begonias are nearly done; another chilly night or two and they'll be gone.
Rose petals fall, making mulch-weeding a sweetly fragrant, almost pleasant chore.
After the wet summer we had, I am busier than usual outdoors catching up on gardening, readying for fall, thinking ahead to next spring and enjoying the balmy days, the ripened seeds and fruits, the perfect dream blue skies and refreshing promise of autumn in the air.
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