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Here are some pictures of what I have blooming at my garden in the middle of November.
Last night was the first time the temperatures got really low around here. I walked through my
garden this morning to see what the frost had done and the only flowers I saw damaged were the
dahlias and black eyed susans. Which made me very happy because not just I get to enjoy many of
my flowers for a little longer, but I can also use the pictures I had already taken for this post!
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| Snapdragon |
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| 'Dancing Dolls' Salvia, and Black Eyed Susan |
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| Johnny Jump Up |
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| Wood Aster |
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| Cone Flower |
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| Plumbago on left bottom and Blanket Flower |
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| After blooming Snapdragon |
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| Salvia 'Hot Lips' |
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| Blanket Flower |
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| Agastache |
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| After blooming Anemone 'September Charm' |
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| Penta |
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| Blue Salvia and Penstemon |
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| Turtlehead 'Hot Lips' |
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| Clematis on the fence with Lantana in the back |
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| Knock Out Rose |
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| Coreopsis |
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| Lily 'Happy Returns' |
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| Bearded Iris |
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| Clematis with the fall orange color of a Myrtle tree at the background |
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| Blanket Flower and unknown plants |
I'm so happy to have these many flowers at my garden!
But I have to confess, it is also full of weeds, as you can see in the picture above.
After not caring for my garden for 2 years, the lilies, evening primroses and black eyed
susans, have taken over. In the last couple of months I have been uprooting some of them
which left me with a lot of bare spots that the weeds have quickly filled in.
Currently I'm putting down mulch, which it might be a little too late, at least it'll give
some nice curb appearance to my home for the winter. Thankfully I have the cat to help me!
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Delightful series of beautiful flowers and very cute picture of your cat walking over the mulch. Thank you for identifying your flowers. I learned new things today :)
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are still so beautiful! It's so hard to stay on top of weeds, I know! But you still have so much lovely color in your garden. Very nice post!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of the flowers! Coneflowers are some of my all time favorites, and I once took a time-lapse video of a snapdragon bloom opening--it was neat to watch! Glad to see you have good help!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers !! Your shots are excellent as always !
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Sunday :)
Unas preciosas imágenes llenas de colorido y aroma con este gato juguetón.
ReplyDeleteVengo del blog de Laura M. (Así me gusta el Mundo) y me ha encantado tu Espacio; por lo cual me hago seguidor de tan bello Rincón.
Abrazos.
Wonderful shots of your flowers. I have a few sedums, but otherwise everything is gone.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers, and such a sweet cat! :)
ReplyDeleteStunning...each and every image.
ReplyDeleteThe 'unknown'....could that be a Gerbera daisy?
I like the Hot Lips. What a great name!
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have so many beautiful flowers in your garden still. The weather has turned really cold here in Virginia, so we only have a few flowering plants eft. Winter is clearly coming our way very soon.
ReplyDeleteSo many lovely flowers! We had sneo here so that will be the end of flowers until next spring. Your cat looks like a happy fellow!
ReplyDeleteEstá precioso Leticia que colores más bonitos. Me gusta ucho Johnny Jump.
ReplyDeleteCon paciencia y la ayuda de tu gatolas malas hierbas las quitaras:))
Buen miércoles.
Beautiful photos, Leticia. You have captured a great variety of flowers.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in Floral Friday Fotos, I look forward to your future contributions.
You cultivate these beautiful flowers, I am sure you are a beautiful soul.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and the last photo too.
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