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Westmorland Horticultural Society
Moncton's Friendly Garden Club

Growing since 1928

Proudly located in Southeast New Brunswick
Canada

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2021 Virtual Fall Garden Show

Mariette Sharpe

Giant turnip from my garden!

Mariette Sharpe

My 2021 garden.

Mariette Sharpe

Flowers at the front of my house.

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Claudia Schaerer & Fernand Daigle

The largest zucchini is 20” long. Fernand didn’t harvest the 2 largest zucchini since he wanted to collect their seeds. The 2 smaller ones at the back were discovered yesterday in the compost pile. We have a great crop of spaghetti and butternut squash this year too.

Emily Carr rose - one of my absolute favourites - she blooms non-stop from early spring till late fall. I love the contrast with the yellow maple leaves!

Took this pic last weekend - the red leaves are now disappearing and it's mostly yellows that are left.

Autumn Joy Sedum

Dusty miller still going strong in my urns and containers.

Knockout rose still going strong. Thanks Rob DeWolfe for recommending these roses - I LOVE them!

Malva Zebrina still blooming well and down at the bottom is the last of the Jethro Tull coreopsis which has bloomed non stop since early June - I highly recommend this as one of the best repeat blooming perennials!

Why I love autumn!

One last campfire rose left still blooming!

Far East maiden grass is putting on its fall show - sadly the pictures never do it justice. It's a great ornamental grass.

This little primrose decided blooming last spring wasn't enough - it's decided to bloom again! You have to love these surprises!!!

Oops! I zoomed in a bit too much on this fall aster.

Another great surprise. Kniphofia bloomed well all summer and here it is putting out one more bloom before winter sets in.

The star of the fall gardens - rudbeckia just never quit!

This is the third bloom for this foxglove - it bloomed early spring - again mid summer - and blooming again now. That's what you call a determined perennial!! (and it's a misplaced one from a seed that blew in - I think it's showing off for all the foxglove in the beds where they "belong" since they've never bloomed 3 times!

Stokes aster - most blooms are fading but there's a few new ones still coming on.

Stokes aster again.

Toad lily - the last few left in bloom - most faded weeks ago so another nice surprise!

Who doesn't love birch trees!

This was a week ago - one good windstorm and the red maple is now bare!

This is Woodrow Wilson - our piliated woodpecker.

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