Garden Photos 2010 #34

Think that is called partierre, Jen. I have Grace Ward, too, but no blooms :(

Oh my lots of pretties still Jen. More nice shots of DC too.
I took some shots of my mostly brown stuff.
This is some milkweed, still a little wet from the early rain. I am sure if the sun comes out the wind will make it disappear pretty fast.

This is an unknown weed. I just like the shapes.

All that's left of the 'Black Adder' agastache

A promise from a PJM rhodo for spring.

and then there is this, seems out of place in the garden now, but a welcome sight in November.

oops the pic would help I guess.

The roses blooming are definitely a pleasant pop of color

nice thanks for sharing your color

Love the rose, Pat!

Calendulas are still blooming.....I'm loving these guys!!!!!

Last 2 rose buds???

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Mums still going with mini roses behind

Love the late fall color on this hydrangea

nice Jen... the calendulas are great!!!

nice color jen!

Holy cow Jen...Nice!!! I'm having severe zone envy right now!!

Oh boy still pretties. Lovely.

Well I just noticed a neighbor as this little bitty rose bush right by her front door

Nice! Those roses just never want to quit.

big blooms on a tiny plant... nice!!!

December hold outs. Lots of green left in the garden and a few blooms. Patti

Amazing! Roses still blooming even!!!!

looks very clean there patti!

Sweet pix.

pretty Patti... and amazing!!!

Its snowing bad here.
I am starting to put together my planter combos for this year.

Very pretty looking for Dec., Patti....sorry about the snow, JoAnn!

Thanks, I found a lovely fat bud on Rosa Tropicana today which should have time to open with this mild weather. Also lots of snap dragons and a few mums still with good color. I am not ready for snow yet as we are still planting bulbs. Patti

I'm never ready for snow.....

Pretty, Patti.

Well it is still in water and has lots of roots and still this amazing morning glory keeps sending out blooms.......lol It is so amazing.

have to love that

Oh I sure do.....................lol

Nice, James....the plant is probably a perennial in warmer climates, so if you keep it warm, it will bloom.

Thanks Robin I am sure that is but I am keeping it nice and warm and will plant it outside in the Spring.