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November 2021 in my hosta garden

My zone has a long growing season, late February/early March to late November/early December for Hosta. I debated on the risks/benefits of posting my garden photos for November, and obviously decided that benefits outweigh the risks. January 2015 after I dislocated my hip while side-stepping to set the table, I had to rehabilitate my injury. The exercise/therapy studio was across the street from the local arboretum. I walked the arboretum every day that I could, walking farther and longer every day. I discovered that a garden could provide flowers, hope, and inspiration every day of the year. For my garden, hostas dominate the scene for at least 8 months of the year. Camellia and hellebore carry the cold months.


I hope that my garden photos provide you joy on cold days, and hope for Spring 2022.


Remember Me


Camellia Rose of Autumn


Camellia Northern Lights


Hosta World Cup (with Virgina Reel and Fragrant Blue)


Fragrant Queen with fern


Martini


First Frost with Blue Tooth


Sultans of Swing, new addition, young


Farfugium japonica Aureomaculutum with autumn debris and fungal bracts


My crazy garden today with Tricyrtis Sinonome blooming in foreground in front of Climax, Royal Standard, and background of Poet's Laurel in berry with variegated Solomon's Seal.


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