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Oct 17, 2016 8:38 PM CST
Name: Jeanie
Minnesota (Zone 4a)
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At times like this I am struck by zone envy. This will likely be the last time I have any "what's blooming" photos to post. Soon I will be putting the gardens to bed for the winter...ugh.

A few things in containers that have survived multiple frosts and a freeze --
Oxalis Molten Lava
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Fireworks pennisetum
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Diascia
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Some garden perennials -
Flower Carpet rose, which usually blooms until it snows and gets brighter in color as the temps go down (and zone 5, so it shouldn't even grow here!)
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Another anomaly - Black Adder agastache, rated at zone 6, blooms from June until snow flies
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Toad lilies - variegata and Empress
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Red valerian, coneflowers, and bugbane
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Alpine strawberries and Pink Panda are usually among the first to bloom and the last to stop...still producing berries!
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Lamium on my corner hill -
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And this Gold Mound spirea just stopped me in my tracks. Not really blooming, but so pretty in its fall colors.
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Old gardeners never die. They are just pruned and repotted.

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