We finally got our first real killing frost on Monday night, so I went out into the garden with my camera on Tuesday morning and took some photos, before the sun had a chance to touch some of the frosty spots, and burn it off.
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| Eryngium 'Blue Glitter' |
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| Purple Coneflower that has been devoured down to the nub by birds |
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| Sedum 'Angelina' and Black Mondo grass |
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| Sedum 'Angelina' and oak leaf |
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| Mahonia gracilipes |
I am looking forward to the temps warming up later this week, into the 50s during the day. I still have bulbs to get in the ground -- a handful of Alliums, some Gladiolus communis ssp. byzantinus and some Fritillaria meleagris. I was out there on Monday when it was in the high 30s and planted 50 Anemone blanda, the tiny little wind flowers that pop up early in the spring. It's late to be planting bulbs, but November went by so quickly.
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