We’re supposed to be getting a cold front tomorrow…so some views from the garden before the rain and sub-80 degree weather.
The water Lilies have long since stopped blooming, but I did introduce a couple new plants. Aquatic milkweed in the back (purchased at the Wildflower Center Plant Sale), surviving but not thriving (looks like 2 sticks). The other new addition, in front, is the Buttonbush.
Loving the few red berries I have on this Possumhaw in a blue pot. 
Senna Artemsiodes is new purchase from Barton Springs Nursery. I love the fine, silvery foliage. 
Another recent addition, this NOID agave bought at Wimberley Market Days for $2! (It was busting out of its gallon sized pot)
What comes to mind when you see this? For me, it’s Motherhood. 😏
And since this post is Foliage driven, I’ll make it my Foliage Follow-up for November! Check out more over at Digging.
Victory or Death!...in the Garden 
Lol on the last picture and accompanying comment 😉 Love these pictures!
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Thanks Lardy!
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Great looking agave find! Maybe it’ll be easier to ID as it gets bigger. Baby agaves can look very similar across species. As for the 80-degree temps, I’m so happy to say goodbye to those and hello 60s and 70s!
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Thanks Pam! I feel ya on the temps! It was getting a little weird wearing shorts and tank tops in November…
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