Fall is coaxing its way in and football weather is upon us. The annual closet exchange from breezy summer clothes to cozy winter attire is underway and leaf-peepers have their cameras on deck anticipating the gold and crimson hues of a Pittsburgh autumn. Don’t worry, there will be an abundance of beautiful fall photos throughout the season, but in the meantime, enjoy some final splashes of pinks, purples and greens in our September What’s in Bloom.
Anemone (anemone x hybrida) ‘Honorine Jobert’
Aster & Helianthus
Aster & Summer Annuals
%20reblooming%20HPEG.jpg)
Flower Sage (salvia nemerosa) reblooming
%20HPEG.jpg)
New England Aster (aster nova-angliae)
%20HPEG.jpg)
Rubbeckia ’Herbstsonne’
.jpg)
New Guinea Impatiens & Canna Lily
Schenley Park Cafe and Visitor Center
Pink Begonia
%20&%20euphorbia%20(Diamond%20Forst)%20SPVC.jpg)
Pink Begonia layered in front of more Pink Begonia ‘Dragon Wings’ & Euphorbia ‘Diamond Forst’ planted in the pots.
%20&%20euphorbia%202.jpg)
More layers of Pink Begonia & Euphorbia
.jpg)
Anemone (anemone x hybrida) ‘Honorine Jobert’
%20&%20angelonia%20WALL.jpg)
Begonia, Pennisetum ‘Fireworks’ & Angelonia
Keep up with the ever-changing color palette of Pittsburgh parks by following us on Pinterest, Facebook, and Twitter. If social media’s not your cup of tea, be sure to sign up for our e-news to stay up-to-date on all the exciting things happening at the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy. We have some new ideas and projects swirling around and you won’t want to miss out!
