Earlier in the week, we had a frost warning.
It is a touch early – but not entirely unheard of – to have one before Thanksgiving. I wasn’t sure how hard of a frost it would be, so I went around the garden and took as many pictures as I could.
In the end, I don’t think the temps dropped quite enough for frost. The garden looked pretty untouched the next morning. But it was a good reminder that, despite all the blooms, any day now could be the last.
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You’ve had an amazing year in the garden and we’ve all enjoyed it!
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A gorgeous display!
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Just awesome!!!
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We haven’t had a frost yet but everything looks dead. I can’t believe you’ve still got so much color. I’m amazed.
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