Waning Summer
Waning Summer

Waning Summer

Last Flowers of Summer

Summer is ebbing quickly during these last bright days with chilly nights. I’ve noticed more and more that the weather while still quite warm in the mid 70s during the day is falling into the 40s at night, and I need a hoodie to keep warm for most of the day at work now. Displays have changed in the stores (I even saw the first Halloween costume store opened up the other day at Southcenter Mall), baskets and pots of chrysanthemums are seen everywhere for sale, the last of the fruits and veggies are ripe and ready for harvest in the garden.

While at McLendon’s Hardware store yesterday morning buying cement paint (for the front porch) I bought six colorful Kale plants, and three gallon sized yellow/butterscotch colored chrysanthemums, two False Sea Holly (which looks like tiny purple Teasel) and two gallon sized Japanese Blood Grass.

Here, a yellow wild flower was caught still wet in the morning dew on the beach on Vashon Island… one of the last flowers of summer.

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