Well here in Houston, TX it is actually pretty cool at only 64 F and the highs over the next 10 days are supposed to get up to the 80's which is not that bad for late
September. It is pretty sunny outside and the plants all look good!

78, very muggy with 84% humidity. It's supposed to rain soon, for at least a few hours…I have a beach wedding this afternoon… if it's raining, it's supposed to be in downtown Rockport, not that close to the beach venue. So far, we've heard nothing from the couple about where we are supposed to go.
If it was your wedding, wouldn't you want to tell your guests where they are supposed to drive to?

Yes, Zoia , I would want my guests to know where the wedding was.

Dry and hazy.

Charley

Congratulations, Ginny! I can certainly understand them picking you. It must be the red flowers that got you there.

Oh my Charley! Looks drier then here.

quietyard said:Oh my Charley! Looks drier then here.

Not actually my place. We are hazier but greener. Photo is poetic license.

Charley

I was wondering about that Charley.

I'm sure it was the red flowers Linda

Of course...

That's really exciting, Ginny!

Some venue photos… we did play on the beach, they were super lucky it stopped raining long enough to play the wedding







That last zoom shot gave me greenhouse envy!

Very exciting news about being a tour garden Ginny!
Still no power is terrible Dave. Hope it comes back on soon.

Limping along on this miserable computer. New one getting installed on Monday. Cloudy hot and humid all day with temps in the mid 70's. The line of showers finally made it's way across VT this morning leaving us with another .55" on already soggy ground. Skies cleared out this evening and the temp is dropping, our low today is the current temp of 59.

Congratulations Ginny! I'd help mulch but it's a bit of a walk.

Dave, hope things get back to normal quickly.
Every lineman from the Great Lakes to the gulf must be exhausted. Those folks are heroes.

Got a little over 3.5" of rain from the past event. Cool dry air has things feeling crisp. 80/53

59/65F rain a.m. partly cloudy p.m. with a new front. Finally seeing some progress on shoreline power restoration in the area; meanwhile our local "estimate" was pushed back 24 hours last night.
This is why we have a generator.

Looks like it's going to be a beautiful day here in Western mass. I have so many plans to use the day well and do some transplanting and planting. I bought a cute little hydrangea called 'Little Lime Punch' and I'm excited to get it in its home in the front garden where I can admire it every day. In this garden I have a beautiful daylily with extra tall scapes and the flowers are a really nice cool yellow. It's my favorite daylily of all time but I don't know its name

Here in Asheville NC the days are a cool 69-70's but rain has made digging daylilies hard. After 27 years and over 40 kinds it is getting to be too much and I am posting free daylilies in the local Nextdoor and meeting lots of lovely gardeners.

74/45 and sunny today. Going to work outside when it warms up a little

Thanks for the kind comments and Will I'll give you a pass because of the long walk

A beautiful sunny day here with a forecast high of 70 F or 21 C.
A great gardening day!

on your rain, Will!

Glad you have that generator, Dave. Does it run every thing in your home?

Hi everyone ! Love the topic.
Typical summer to autumn weather temperature transition for Michigan: we were 90's now we're 60's.
But, uncharacteristically we received 4.5" of rain in 24 hours, plus 50mph winds. Lots of problems for southeast Michigan's lower peninsula and Lake Huron coastline.

Fall color is just starting.