Gold Daisies and Chrysanthemums
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Winter colors
Sprightly little pansies, hardy chrysanthemums, frilly snapdragons in bronze, blue-violet and yellow, bright red berries and vibrant primroses: These and other plants show their best side when the days get cold, brightening up the landscape just as Mother Nature appears to be turning down the lights for her long winter's nap.
Whether you're blessed with a big yard with tons of planting beds or just a tiny porch in front of your apartment big enough for a pot, you don't have to give in to the “grays.”
Even as trees are dropping their leaves and many plants are dying back or going dormant, there are a lot of things you can plant that will give immediate gratification.
“There's just so much you can do in the fall and now is the perfect time to set yourself up for a nice winter of color,” said Lydia Constantini, the manager of Sonoma Mission Gardens Nursery in Sonoma.
Annie Van Maaren, of EverMay Garden Center in Petaluma, even plugs color into her fall/winter vegetable beds. Among her favorites are Iceland poppies in oranges and yellows.
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In Mumbai, flaming with abundant orange, the Kolkata gonda— a smaller variety of marigold — freshly heaped in rows of cane baskets, its wet cold petals
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