Types of Plants| December - days are short | Back
to Year in Blooms ← Nov. Jan.→ |
| Perennials |
Frost
usually comes sometime in December. In this warm
microclimate, many perennials continue to bloom sparsely
through the first half of December,
and sometimes until the beginning of January or
beyond.
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 Willow Leaf
Sunflower
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 Firespike |
 Mexican Bush Sage |
 Forsythia Sage |
 Salvia
coccinea
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 Bush Daisy |
 Scarlet Milkweed |
 Agastache |
 Fuchsia |
 Flowering Maple |
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 Mexican Tarragon |
 Pentas
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 Belize Sage) |
 Salvia Indigo Spires
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 Helenium
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 Turk's Cap |
 Gerbera Daisy
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 Salvia Guaranitica |
 Red Shrimp Plant |
 Mexican Heather
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| Annuals - blooming until frost | ||||
 Pansy |
 Petunias |
These
two annuals will grow all winter, when there is little color elsewhere. |
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| Shrubs & Vines | ||||
 Tea Olive |
 Copper Canyon Daisy |
 Cassia |
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 Satsuma |
 Encore Azalea |
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 Camellia sasanqua |
 Camellia Japonica |
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Fruit
and Vegetables (thumbnails to be added soon)
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