It's been a while since I did a Foliage Followup post. When I went out to take pictures for my Bloom Day post, I couldn't help noticing how beautiful and interesting some of my foliage was. So I thought I'd share a handful of shots.
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| Little bluestem stands out against Sedum 'Autumn Joy' |
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| The variegated campion that I showed flowers from yesterday has produced an all-yellow-leaved clump right in the center |
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| Technically not foliage, but Eryngium 'Blue Glitter' always produces interesting seedheads |
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| Most of late summer's Echinacea flowers have dried and ripened |
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| Oakleaf Hydrangea leaves are starting to color up in fall's typical hues |
Pam at Digging hosts Foliage Followup, always on the day after Bloom Day. Check out her post
here, where she says good-bye to her bloomed-out Agave ovatifolia, Moby.
