I always tell my husband that we can never, ever move to a colder climate. We're in zone 6b and we have not yet experienced our first frost. However, I've been admiring Yvonne Cunnington's blog entries over at Country Gardener (Ontario, Canada) and her photographs remind me that the post-frost garden can look beautiful too. Here's her latest:
Country Gardener: November color - fall is not over yet
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Wednesday, November 05, 2008
One Garden That Still Looks Great After the Frost
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3 comments:
Sigh! I've never gardened in warmer than zone 3!! I am envious of your "tropical" clime!!
We had snow today.
Zone 3?!?
I like it when it is cold and the wonderful seasonal changes BUT the winter is soooo long :-(
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