Begonias: The Sequel
Were the begonias reading my blog? If so, not anymore. On Sunday morning, less than 24 hours after I wrote about their bravery and their continued existence, they finally succumbed to the low night temperatures.
I knew their time was up when I wrote about them, am surprised they lasted this long. It's the life of an annual, as brief as the autumn leaves that I notice are so much more a part of this photograph than they seemed to be when I snapped the shot.
We know what happens next. In a few days or weeks I'll rip out the old plants and let the soil rest until spring.
A few late roses are clinging to life, but for the most part the growing season is over. The begonias lasted from late May through mid-November —not a bad run.
I knew their time was up when I wrote about them, am surprised they lasted this long. It's the life of an annual, as brief as the autumn leaves that I notice are so much more a part of this photograph than they seemed to be when I snapped the shot.
We know what happens next. In a few days or weeks I'll rip out the old plants and let the soil rest until spring.
A few late roses are clinging to life, but for the most part the growing season is over. The begonias lasted from late May through mid-November —not a bad run.
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