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Morning Dew
comments (0) November 26th, 2009 in gallery
jjen, member
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Muhly grass (Muhlenbergia capillaris) is one of my favorites for a long season of interest. It holds its own during the summer with spikey, blue-green foliage, but becomes the star in late summer when the pink plumes begin to emerge. This dew-laden photo was taken early one November morning. The pink plumes, the mist off the lake, the flattened Iris sibirica and the last holdout of Rudbeckia fulgida are a poignant reminder that the garden is settling down for its winter rest.
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In honor of fall, we've gathered a collection of photos from Fine Gardening readers and members of FineGardening.com into a spectacularly autumnal photo gallery. Instead of lamenting the waning of summer, celebrate the beauty that fall can bring to your garden by browsing the photos here and by posting your own memorable images of autumn.
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For pointers on taking great garden photos, check out this Fine Gardening article on garden photography.
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