Well, I happened upon these photos for extending the growing season just a little bit longer. Below are azaleas and hydranges that have been forced to bloom indoors.

Don't they look like snowballs? And dusty miller below. I have pots with other plants that have faded, but the dusty miller is still alive despite the lower temperatures.

(Both Images - Sunset)
I love the white pots and the frosty looking plants. I may have to try this sometime.
Speaking of gardening ... I decided a while back to pursure a Horticulture degree. I decided not to attend in fall because I had too much going on and the only class that worked with my schedule was intro Spanish - hardly appealing to a latina who while not fluent, can pass such a class in her sleep. I decided to wait to take something that I could gain knowledge from. I've also always wanted to take a belly dancing class and it just so happens that I got a catalog in the mail for a local class. Very excited about that as well!
Two days until Thanksgiving!
If I had it to do over, I would have done the same thing. I so love gardening and plants. So interesting to learn about them! My dusty miller is one of my very favorites due to its moonlight color and deep texture! I wish you the best on this new venture!
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