My roses are going out in grand style. This planting season has definitely ended on a high note as you can see from these pictures. The "real" November arrives tomorrow. It will be colder and windier--sort of what one expects this time of year. But I'm a happy camper, make that gardener. My growing season was great and all is not lost; I still have some cooler weather plants that I can enjoy: lettuce, broccoli, thyme, and onions. Not to mention the indoor planting that I will start next weekend. Yes, it's paperwhite and amaryllis time. It's my strategy for making the blooming season last all year long. It can be yours too. Stay tuned.Bookshelf: Container Gardening Books
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