Phew! Is right, after what we went through, I always get so panicky when these things happen, it was so hard to loose everything. The one thing I do have to say though is that if you’re going to go through a flood, Louisiana is the place to be because the people there are amazing. I still get emotional when I think of all the kind things people did to help us, just from the goodness of their hearts. It was one of those life lessons for sure.

Lovely pics Kate and having blooms in late September is always a treat. The mushrooms are definitely a unique color. My goodness a blue one too. All I ever see here is brownish colored ones. No daylily blooms here and we are finally getting some rain. Temps dropped into the 40's and low 50's and then popped back up into the 80's. Now we are cooling back down once again. We've had a couple of frost advisories a couple of weeks ago but nothing really affected us here. I've managed to dig out and pot 11 plants and then ran out of planting material for the remaining 2 pots. Not an easy task with the dryness we have here.Wish I could take all of the plants but trying to stay focused on those I really want to have at our new place and I know I'll be able to replace others. Hopefully they will all survive. Still de-stashing and repacking a lot of stuff that we do not currently need to use till we do our move. Julia

Whatever you or anyone else does, Check with authorities to be sure, very sure the power is off before attempting any kind of branch removal or maintenance. If you can visually confirm that the tree has no lines touching it, even lines that are on the ground can kill you, otherwise you should be okay.

BM Caldwell Green appears to go well with creams and natural light wood tones. It's featured in the mudroom of this article. There's a link to the exterior green as well but that is a bit dark https://juniperhome.com/2020/02/evergreen-house-mudroom-reveal-and-our-favorite-moody-paint-colors.html/