It has been a mild Autumn, just turned cold now. But the winter colour is coming well, Pyracantha, Winter Jasmine, Mahonia bealiae, and Crab Apples.
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Those bushes and flowers look lovely and make me happy to look at. Here, by Lake Ontario, all is in winter sleep mode already. I tried growing Mahonia one year, but the conditions are too harsh.
Spinliesel
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Yes, that is tough, some Mahonias are hardier than others, but sadly only the dull ones are really tough. This one was cut down to the ground, even here in the UK, in 2010/2011 when we had a very, for us, cold winter.
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