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Flowers and Foliage Now / Re: November 2024 in the Northern Hemisphere
« Last post by Robert on November 13, 2024, 06:44:03 PM »Hi Mariette,
It is nice to see some of the “pretties” from your garden.
Temperatures have finally cooled to average levels for this time of year. A few plants did not burn this past summer and we are actually getting some autumn color. Pictured is Acer japonicum ‘Green Cascade’.
Pictured is leaf variation in a set of Cyclamen coum seedlings. This species does well in our Sacramento, California garden.
Crocus speciosus aff. bloomed in our garden during October. I acquired the bulbs from a local garden center about 10-15 years ago. All bulbs in the package grew and appeared to be the same clone. They have never set any seed. Over time the bulbs have multiplied and I have moved some around in our garden. This selection seems to do well in our garden.
It is nice to see some of the “pretties” from your garden.
Temperatures have finally cooled to average levels for this time of year. A few plants did not burn this past summer and we are actually getting some autumn color. Pictured is Acer japonicum ‘Green Cascade’.
Pictured is leaf variation in a set of Cyclamen coum seedlings. This species does well in our Sacramento, California garden.
Crocus speciosus aff. bloomed in our garden during October. I acquired the bulbs from a local garden center about 10-15 years ago. All bulbs in the package grew and appeared to be the same clone. They have never set any seed. Over time the bulbs have multiplied and I have moved some around in our garden. This selection seems to do well in our garden.
