Saturday, November 14, 2009

Garden in November

We've had a pretty mild November. We're getting frost at night, but the ground is still soft, and the air warms up nicely during the day when the sun is shining. We can still get by with our light jackets.

In the garden, bare space and browns and oranges predominate where once everything was fresh and green.

Here are some photos showing November in the garden.

Camperdown Elm

Camperdown Elm in November
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Japanese Anemone Gone to Seed

Japanese Anemone Gone to Seed
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A Bleak View

Bleak Garden
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Frosty Leaves

Frosty Leaves
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Blue Bowl

Blue Bowl in November
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Tricolour Harlequin Honeysuckle

Tricolour Honeysuckle
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2 comments:

Chris said...

The fall colors are nice to see. We don't get that in the desert.

Kerri said...

The fall browns and oranges have their own attractiveness, but I'd certainly rather see the greens and flowers, wouldn't you?
We have to look at the drab colors for far too long a period.
Your photos are lovely though. They show the "bones" of the garden.
Our frost was heavy this morning, but the sun is shining brightly now. I'm hoping to get out there if it warms up enough.