Fall scenes from The Willow Garden
November 3rd, 2009 in gallery
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The white version of Crocus speciosus
Fall crocus, starting their bloom period
Crocus speciosus pops up in many parts of the garden, often staying in bloom until December. The purple ones are more prolific than the white, popping up in a seemingly random fashion to offer nice little surprises. Azaleas provide interesting fall foliage, a stark contrast to the green of the rhododendrons nearby.
More Information: My website - The Willow Garden, Antigonish
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