The Early Bloomers

Resilient Rose
As the snow from the Blizzard of 2010 started to melt in the 50 degree weather of New Year's Day, I noticed a rose plant sticking up through the snow. This rose was in full bloom on November 11!
If you look closely, you can see a rose bud popping out of the snow!
This truly is a resilient rose!
Let's pray for no snow Saturday so I can get out to Vegas and Affiliate Summit West.

Autumn Rose
On Halloween morning, after raking and blowing leaves the day before, I saw this rose in our yard.
This little flower doesn't know summer's long over!
If you click the picture and zoom in, you can see a couple of other buds ready to bloom!
Ahh, fall in New England....

Put the Garden to Bed
It being Labor Day weekend, we'll be hitting the beach one last time before we get into the weekend runaround of soccer games, football games, swim practices and everything else. We'll be spending Labor Day laboring in the garden-deadheading the flowers, transplanting, collecting fallen brush and just generally cleaning things up before the leaves fall. We'll also be checking the Garden Lighting to make sure it will withstand the winter.
Now is a good time of year to buy garden accessories at a discount as many stores are clearing out the summer stock.


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