<ul>
<li>took out most of the zinnias from the raised beds</li>
<li>cut one of the last buckets of flowers :&#39;)</li>
<li>planted scabiosa caucasica and a few honesty seedlings to one of the raised beds</li>
<li>my mum planted the last feverfew</li>
<li>got a bouquet of dill from my aunt &lt;3</li>
<li>decided on the seeds for autumn sowings</li>
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<ul>
<li>slowly starting to clear space in the raised beds for autumn sowing and seedlings of biannuals and perennials</li>
<li>went on a walk to cut dog rose branches </li>
<li>planted eryngium, ivy and rose &#39;magical autumn&#39;s glory&#39; with my mum</li>
<li>made autumnal bouquets</li>
<li>there&#39;re still some flowers for cutting, but everything starts to visibily slow down</li>
<li>some dahlias maybe won&#39;t make it to blooms this year</li>
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<ul>
<li>replanted feverfew to its permanent spot</li>
<li>also planted malva moschata, which i brought with me from a flower farm visit, together with rose &#39;magical autumn&#39;s glory&#39; which has cutest little fruits, and pink variant of gypsophila paniculata (baby&#39;s breath)</li>
<li>contemplating places for planting lunaria and eryngium </li>
<li>will probably make a &#39;nursery&#39; out of (at least) one of the raised beds, they are still filled with fresh looking zinnias though</li>
<li>autumn sowing will include: geums and musk mallows (seeds gathered by me), nigellas and maybe cornflowers</li>
<li>also harvested another two leeks :&#39;) one of those still in the ground is going to bloom!</li>
<li>made a colourful bouquet for my grandma &lt;3</li>
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