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October moon is shining, what's glowing on in your garden now?
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Posted by JustJoeyGirl z5 NY (My Page) on Wed, Oct 8, 03 at 2:58
| The weather here is a chilly 39 degrees, and the sky is clear. The moon is huge and shining brightly, my evening garden has a few sparklers tonight. The white hibiscus, white butterfly bush, white dahlias, nicotiana, geranium, vinca, petunias and alyssum are lighting mine up. What's aglow in yours this bright night? |
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RE: October moon is shining, what's glowing on in your garden now
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| My Iceberg rose bush...lots of blooms!!And a small white azalea... |
RE: October moon is shining, what's glowing on in your garden now
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| The black snakeroot (Eupatorium rugosum). As cool as it was, there were a lot of moths on them last night. They light up really nicely. |
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| Well, it's November now, things are winding down here, alyssum, nicotiana, sedum frosty morn, and white petunias are the last of the white holdouts. Happy Fall. |
RE: October moon is shining, what's glowing on in your garden now
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| Symphoricarpus alba, absolutely loaded with berries hanging almost to the floor. |
RE: October moon is shining, what's glowing on in your garden now
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| Winter viburnum, winter cherry, 'Apple Blossom' and other white-flowered and pale pink camellias. |
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