We've had a frost but we still have a few flowers blooming in the garden. The mums and pansies are not surprising for mid-November, but roses? I brought in a few and put them in water. I don't imagine they'd survive in the garden much longer.
November 17, 2009
We Still Have Roses!
We've had a frost but we still have a few flowers blooming in the garden. The mums and pansies are not surprising for mid-November, but roses? 
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On the morning Meadow was born (November 1) a rose bloomed in the front yard of our house at Bailey's Crossroads. Thus, her middle name.
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