Pic of bouquets from flowers growing in Nov.

14 years ago

I met my Mother and Grandmother today for lunch and decided to take bouquets cut from flowers from my garden.

I can not remember ever cutting summer flowers on Nov. 18!

I hope the flowers are not confused and will bloom strongly next spring!

I have regular azaleas and hydrangeas blooming now. The Knockout roses are still going strong and I have a couple of blooms from other roses.

What is still blooming for you?

Comments (5)

transplanted2scin07
14 years ago
Don't you just love it?! I have a reblooming iris still budded and ready to pop, plus several other flowers. You arrangements are very lovely - thanks for sharing.
lsst
Original Author
14 years ago
An Iris blooming now would really be great!
Hopefully yours will before a freeze knocks it out.
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Bumblebeez SC Zone 7
14 years ago
Beautiful! I really hope we don't have a freeze before Thanksgiving so I can have flowers for the tables. I have the same things flowering as you do.
Judy Brown
14 years ago
Absolutely, stunning arrangements you've made from your flower garden. I'm a little envious because I have nothing blooming in my garden in Winston-Salem but we made be just a tad bit cooler. Enjoy your flowers!
dottie_in_charlotte
14 years ago
We had our Thanksgiving/Christmas on Wed. while son was here visiting from Europe. I had nothing blooming for the table so I used a grouping of jars of rooting coleus. From 2 feet away they were very colorful.