Frosting the Garden

The Northeast has had an unusually warm fall , so autumn color never really came on strong . Then , suddenly , icing . TheFine Gardeningeditors , being always on the line , snap some delineation on that first frigid morn to show us that freeze can be fun in the garden . And it was a in effect matter they burgeon forth these photos because the next night : freeze . voiceless halt . Enjoy !

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A random rose by the roadside now has a white edge to its bloom.

‘Moonshine’ yarrow (Achillea ‘Moonshine’), which had ceased to be interesting suddenly became noteworthy again.

Beautyberry (Callicarpa dichotoma) always looks great this time of year.

Bluestar (Amsonia hubrichtii) – frequently raved about on our podcast – never had a chance to show off its golden fall color.

Oakleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia), like the bluestar, never got to turn. The foliage turns a gorgeous mahogany brown. Usually.

Many gardeners would pay a lot of money for a peony (Paeonia spp. and cvs.) with white-edged leaves. So, for a few hours one morning, someone had a true gem in their garden.