Sunny today, calm and in the low 60s. Very pleasant for this late in the season.
I cut back the baptisias today. Although we have had frosts and even a light snow last Monday, the baptisia foliage was still pretty green on the Twilite Prairieblues under the bedroom window. In the Birch Garden the 'Alba' had blackened. But it's only a matter of time before they both look black and destroyed, so they came out today. I love the rattly sound of the seedpods.
Voles are still tunneling in the front garden, so I put more Espoma gravel down, especially deep into their tunnels. They've dug right below the small chaemycyparis and into their roots.
I also sprayed the area with a cinnamon scented repellant, and doused some of the other gardens too. I hate sprays. They never work right, they get on your hands no matter what precautions you take, and they are just awful to use. I hate them. I don't even think they are effective.
The aronias have beautiful deep red berries this year. Really nice.
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