Fall scenes from The Willow Garden

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The white version of Crocus speciosus
Fall crocus, starting their bloom period

The white version of Crocus speciosus

Fall crocus, starting their bloom period

Photo: S. Bryson

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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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Autumn in Evansville, IN - 6b

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