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Autumn Spirits

comments (2) November 2nd, 2009 in gallery
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Nasturtiums in the snow
classroom garden on a rainy afternoon
autumn zinnia
calendula in the autumn snow
Nasturtiums in the snow Click the image to enlarge.

Nasturtiums in the snow
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I find autumn to be one of the most magical times in a New England Garden.  It is at this time of year that I especially cherish the last brilliant hues of each flower. This year an unexpected early snowfall came before the first hard frost and left the nasturtiums and calendula wearing little suits of snow.  A rainy afternoon photo foray also afforded a wonderful glimpse into my Montessori classroom garden.

posted in: The Gallery, Garden, snow, autumn, zinnia, morning glory, calendula, nasturtiums
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fairytalel writes: New England's garden is taking a little rest............ Posted: 7:11 am on November 3rd
appaloosa writes: This flower makes me think that spring is just around the corner. Posted: 1:05 am on November 3rd
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