October

October Color - warm days, cool nights

Perennials	Perennials get a second wind in the cool days of October. Days are shorter, spurring bloom in some species.
Autumn Joy Sedum	Swamp Sunflower	Willow Leaf Sunflower	Esperanza	Ginger Lily
Hidden Ginger	Spider Lily	Mexican Bush Sage	Mums	Firebush
Firespike	Pinecone Ginger	Blue Daze	Blue Glory	Dwarf Ruellia
Bush Daisy	Scarlet Milkweed	Wild Liatris	Liatris (cultivar)	Duranta
Bat-faced Cuphea	Butterfly Flower	Goldenrod (wild)	Forsythia Sage	Goldenrod (cultivar)
Angelonia	Agastache	Caryopteris	Plumbago	Turk's Cap
Lantana	Skullcap	Flowering Maple	Russian Sage	Dog Fennel
Mexican Tarragon	Pentas	Belize Sage)	Aromatic Aster	Obedient Plant
Salvia coccinea	Salvia Greggi	Salvia Guaranitica	Salvia Indigo Spires	Salvia Vanhoutti
Mealy Cup Sage	Justicia (Jacobina)	Red Shrimp Plant	Mexican Heather	Fuchsia
Polka Dot Plant	Helenium	Caladium	Summer Phlox	Persian Shield
Walking Iris	Veronica	Clerodendrum nutans	Pagoda Flower	Yellow Ginger

Annuals - warm weather annuals keep blooming until frost
New Guinea Impatiens	Purslane	Zinnia	Torenia	Vinca
Impatiens	Melampodium	Sulphur Cosmos	Coleus	Moonflower
Black Eyed Susan Vine

Shrubs & Vines
Confederate Rose	Thyrallis	Sweet Autumn Clematis	Butterfly Bush	Night Jasmine
King's Mantle	Beautyberry	Orange Jacobina	Willow Jessamine	Cassia
Sweet Almond	Tibouchina	Encore Azalea	Japanese Maple	Butterfly Pea Vine
Sweet Autumn Clematis	Phillippine Violet	Texas Sage	Roses - fall rebirth
Abelia
Fruit and Vegetables (thumbnails to be added soon) Bush & Pole Beans Cucumber Okra Eggplant Tomato Peppers Muscadine Grapes Pineapple Guava (Feijoa)