Not too much blooming after the cold front.
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| The esperanza has been a real knockout but is showing the effects of the cold now. |
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| Poor coral vine. It is shrivelling and drooping. |
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| No more basil. |
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| No more tomatos. |
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| No more marigolds. |
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| The salvia farinacea is looking fine. |
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| The 'batik' iris is a tiny bit droopy but a nice surprise bloom. |
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| The citrus club. |
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| Cyclamen and pansies. |
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| pink turk's cap. |
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| Purchases pink snapdragons - I couldn't resist. |
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| Asters and dianthus. |
That beautiful iris really is a nice surprise for this time of the year
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Lea
My Esperanza looks kind of dismal after the cold blast, too. I pulled marigolds ahead of the cold so I wouldn't have to see them die. You have lots that will brave the cold for winter blooms, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to have an Iris in bloom in November. I don' t know Esperanza, it looks lovely.
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