Let's run through a few flowers that you can plant and fall that will still go.

I mean you'll still get some color that's what we're all about here.

We want to get a little bit. I will be honest I've actually

really been getting into flowers. I might call myself flower daddy soon we

don't know jury is still out on that but let's talk about a few so first of all

pansies pansies are great for cool seasons there's just

about a million varieties of them they will grow in these mounds there's again

every single year it seems like there's new varieties you can put them in hanging baskets

they work absolutely wonderful another one is solosia that is one that I mean it is

a flower but it just doesn't quite look like one it looks more

like colored foliage but it's got yellows it's got warms it has all those fall

colors red deep purples really beautiful one and it really isn't that hard to grow at all. It's

pretty durable in the cold. So, all righty let's move on we've got purple fountain

grass it of course is not a flower but I've been really getting into grasses lately

because I want to use grasses to inform a so-called natural pathway I suppose

I'm going to be doing some heartscape

elements in the epic homestead but I'd like to line those with grasses and such I

just think it would be a really interesting interesting appeal.

Next up another another great autumnal flower

would be Croton, and it really is mostly grown

for its foliage.

Again, you have those fall colors those oranges those yellows those

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