Blooming now: interesting leaf patterns on the Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’ |
There’s very little blooming in the November Microgarden. But wait! There’s so much, if you look closely. Like the vision of old friends doing new tricks in the image above. Every autumn, the red-purple leaves of the purple smoke tree (Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’) put on a slightly different display. Let’s see what else is blooming in November in my garden. Then let’s all zip over to May Dreams Gardens to see what Carol has attracted from around the world this 15th of the month.
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Blooming now: A lot of free compost! Yes, I’ll be hauling out the leaf shredder to munch a bunch of leaves this weekend. Thanks to my kind neighbour S, I have a new reel of weed-
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Blooming now: The foretaste of Christmas stuffing. Nothing beats growing your own sage. Consider that sage advice. |
3 comments
I am a recent transplant from Toronto to Winnipeg (zone 3) and your photos make me miss my Japanese Maple. Nice shot.
Helen I think you've managed to get the perfect (best ever) photo of Chasmanthium latifolium seed heads!
Lovely corydalis blooms, Helen. I have killed too many blue species. Maybe yellow is the answer? And I like your sage advice – stuffing time is nearly here!