Do you like fall?

Every season has its own beauty. And fall, with its warm colors, really goes the extra mile for us. It’s as if it wants us to take one last good look before winter’s slumber sets in.

To get you in the mood for this topic, here are a few photos I took yesterday in my garden. All of this is fall. Why not come along and take a stroll through my fall garden?

Warm regards from Ina

The dahlias are blooming tirelessly. But soon I’ll have to dig up the tubers and store them for the winter:


The water droplets on the leaves always fascinate me in a special way:


These used to be strawflowers. Now they’re futuristic-looking beauties:


The tomato plants still have so many red and unripe fruits. They probably won’t all make it:


There’s always something to discover on the surface of our little pond:


The hydrangea blooms still look beautiful even as they fade. A few of them are already in a vase:


Nature has taken over everything, and every plant has its own autumnal palette of yellow and brown tones:


The marigolds bloom tirelessly. But these are already the new plants grown from the seeds of the previous ones:


We even have tomato plants growing between our stair steps. But these won’t turn into tomatoes anymore:


The withered blossoms also have their own special, somewhat morbid charm. The colors are fading...


There are still more leaves hanging from the cherry tree than lying beneath it, but soon they’ll all be on the ground: