
And some of the Salvia coccinea have started turning brown. Although, obviously a Praying Mantis didn't realize that this might not be a lasting place to leave her egg case. Or maybe she knew I would protect it for her.

The vines on the deck railing have blackened and I will cut them down in the next few days, as I have time. Ha! I should say, as I make time. I show you these pictures, not for beauty, but just for the record.

However, lest Cold think it will win, I am prepared. I, too, have begun... planting Johnnies.

2 comments:
Hooray for Johnnies!! May they bring you sunshine and warmth even during the cold, dark days! :)
Your johnnies are so charming. I never remember to get those into the ground before it gets cold.
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