How did it get to be the middle of November so quickly? On the fifteenth of each month, Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day is hosted by Carol at May Dreams Gardens. Click over to her blog to join in the floral fiesta! Here's some of what is blooming in my garden this November.
We've not had frost yet so the tender plants are still blooming.
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Surprise extra bloom on a delphinium next to Allan's tetrapanax that's been in that pot for two summers now.
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Tropaeolum tuberosum 'Ken Aslet' is a late bloomer in my garden, just starting this month. The aphids didn't destroy the foliage this year and both the plant and I are very happy about that.
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We've had a wet fall with mild temperatures. The brugmansias could have stayed outside longer but they're blooming in their winter prison.
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Even as the fall blooms are in full swing, winter blooms are lining up to carry us through the dark season. Hellebore bud.
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Inside, the Thanksgiving/Christmas cacti have started blooming. What's blooming in your garden this month?
We've not had frost yet so the tender plants are still blooming.
Tuberous begonias.
Impatiens. I've decided to drag a couple of plants inside to see if they'll survive the winter.
'Fragrant Cloud' rose.
Saxifraga somethingorother.
While they're a bit more sparse, the fuchsias are still putting out a few blooms.
New blooms on Mahonia × media ‘Charity’ are abuzz with hummingbirds.
Surprise extra bloom on a delphinium next to Allan's tetrapanax that's been in that pot for two summers now.
Abutilon
We've had a wet fall with mild temperatures. The brugmansias could have stayed outside longer but they're blooming in their winter prison.
Even as the fall blooms are in full swing, winter blooms are lining up to carry us through the dark season. Hellebore bud.
