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Color Our World Orange

October 20, 2016 By Karen Creel

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Orange is a predominant color in the fall.  I’ll have to admit I’m not a fan of orange, but you will be hard pressed to get through the season without it.  Orange mums, pumpkins, and Halloween decorations are all around us. I did manage to work it into my garden when I participated in a “Color Our World” project with a great group of bloggers at Project Beautiful.

Color Our World Orange www.Gardenchick.com

You can see my post here.  Orange Flowers for the Fall Garden

Orange zinnias in the fall garden www.Gardenchick.com

The bloggers in The Project Beautiful group have varied interests, and provided some great posts sharing how they color their world with orange. From gardening to parties, there’s is lots for your to enjoy on this round up of posts.

Pumpkin Sugar Cookie Recipe

Lets get started with these great Pumpkin Sugar Cookies from Teri at The Freshman Cook.  Office parties, school parties, and Halloween night movies deserve a great pumpkin cookie and Teri has provided you with an easy to make recipe.

Lynn Cherot at Sensible Gardening and Living shares her tips of growing a great pumpkins.

Grow Great Pumpkins www.Gardenchick.com

Blooming Secrets provides gardeners with great products, and shares here knowledge of gardening with us.  Her post Orange You Glad’s It’s October provides us with a variety of options for the “orange garden”.

Orange in the garden

Terri Steffes is our “everything food and entertaining guru”.   Here on Halloween Bliss, she shares great tips for displaying your Halloween food and decorating with non scary decorations.

Color Our World Orange Halloween Tabletop

Kim from Day to Day Adventures shares her pumpkin patch from volunteer seeds in the compost pile.

Pumpkins from the Compost Pile www.Gardenchick.com

Color our world orange

Happy Fall Ya’ll, now go out and plant something orange!

Karen

 

 

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  1. Terri Steffes says

    October 20, 2016 at 4:23 pm

    Aw, thank you Karen! I loved your orange flowers and have promised myself to have some in my garden next year!


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