What's still blooming (late Nov.), 5 pics

17 years ago

There not the greatest shots by any means (with this blinding sun), but you get the idea ;)

Thunbergia, BES Vine.

The vine that was on the trellis has long since died off, but the runners along the ground are still blooming:

Part of the annual verbena, most of which has also died:

Nicotiana; foliage on all of mine still tall and green, but one still blooming:

Salvia farinacea; looking a little shot, but still purple (although this picture is HORRIBLE):

Asclepias curassavica; this normally continues to bloom way after frost for me. I just hope the few seedpods I do have will ripen:

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Annie_nj
17 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Hi Traci

Very nice pictures, even tho the the blinding sunlight makes it difficult. It seems strange to have strong sunlight in the end of Movember, but I am not complaining!

My pineapple sage is still beautiful. I have a white rose also putting out blooms. Pretty much everything else has gone to sleep for the winter.
mucknmire
17 years ago
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While on a dog walk I happended to find this wildflower in a new construction waste area. Silene latifolia I think. A gift at this time of the year. Also two of our camellias are blooming.
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ermazi
17 years ago
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That is a pic of my snow flurry in a Z6B NJ area.

It grows well and flowers well.

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:516539}}
Loretta NJ Z6
17 years ago
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The Winter Jasmine is blooming.
ladychroe
17 years ago
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My galliarda is getting a bit ratty, but still blooming. It's been flowering cheerfully since May!

Some kind of rose mallow put up a last little spire for me:
birdgardner
17 years ago
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Fanny's aster, Heritage and Country Living roses, winter jasmine, Black and Blue Salvia, Sungold buddleia. All look pretty ratty but the roses make nice cut flowers.
Loretta NJ Z6
17 years ago
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I'm hoping these thumbnails are small enough to load quickly

Here are a few that made it to November in my yard...

1.Cyclamen hederifolia didn't last to the end of November

2.

3. Waterperry

4. Blue Prince Holly
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5. Daphne

6. Strawflower

7. Abutilon

8. Black and Blue Salvia

9.Ok, I just bought these...

10. Knautia

11. Winter Jasmine opened a lot more since this picture was taken

12.So did Zephirine Drouhin

13.Volunteer Amaranthus

14.Lady bells

15.Hellebore Foetidus

16. Daphne hybrid

17. Red Cascade

18. Traviata won't beat the cold

19.Eden

20. Wild asters

21. One of many buds that won't have enough time to open.

22.Cyclamen coum is trying

23. White strawflower

24. Female skimmia - is this open?

25. Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilis in bud

26. Male skimmia

27. La Marne

28. Gaillardia Oranges and Lemons wants to bloom

29. Heritage did well this fall

30. Heritage shattering

31.Dandelions are open around town, this one is in my yard

32. Ok, I bought the teaberry in bloom- $4.99 at Shop Rite

33. Ornamental Strawberry

Plus I've seen a few cherry trees and forsythia in bloom...
birdgardner
17 years ago
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Wintersweet, chimonanthus praecox, has joined in. Not "still" blooming but blooming eight weeks early.
Loretta NJ Z6
17 years ago
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Well, my spirea Ogon has a few blooms now and I see a little color on a witchhazel 'Diane'. I'm not worried about the witchhazel but I suppose I won't get much of a show from the spirea next spring. Even worse, for the last couple of weeks, I've noticed the buds on Hydrangea macrophylla unfolding.