Dahlias and wildflowers thrive as fall brings cool mornings
White snakeroot, asters and bindweed bloom alongside dinner plate dahlias as migrating blue jays fill the yard with noise.
If you’re someone who likes cool weather rather than hot summer heat, you were no doubt happy this past week when the season changed to fall. I go out onto the front porch with coffee in hand in the early morning to see what things look like and what birds are around, and I, too, welcomed the cooler weather. But I quickly came back inside several mornings because the temperature was only around 50 degrees.