Fall just isn’t fall without pumpkins, and I love that I was able to use pumpkins we grew ourselves.

What I love about this flower is that it brings so much color and energy to the garden right at the point in the summer when all my other favourites are starting to fade away or look a little tired.I use it in perennial borders as a mid-height plant between the taller shrubs and the lower mounding plants like hostas..

Learn more about using liatris in your flower bed here:.The Secret to Growing the Very Best Blazing Star.Late-Summer Blooming: Panicle Hydrangea.

Hydrangeas seem to be everyone’s favorite summer flower, whether they’re the popular Annabelle hydrangea, the classic mophead hydrangea, or the later-blooming panicle hydrangea.Panicle hydrangea shrub plants produce large, cone-shaped blooms that many people associate with the end of summer.

Many varieties turn a pinkish hue, red, or green as the season wears on, welcoming the fall with beautiful autumnal color.

Not only are they beautiful, showy additions to your garden, but they’re also incredibly easy to grow as a single plant or a hedge, especially compared to other hydrangea varieties., but these just might change my mind.

They come in the most liveable shades of white, olive green, and navy blue, and they’re trimmed in real brass, which is basically the appliance detail that I never knew I needed until now.I especially love.

the espresso machine.If you’re in the middle of a big, fancy kitchen renovation and decide you absolutely need these, please send me a picture!