November Bloom Day
It’s time for another Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day, hosted by Carol at May Dreams Gardens. I don’t have anything new blooming in the garden. It’s all more of the same, with the addition of fall leaves. I am surprised some of these are still hanging on. Though, we did finally have a freeze that killed most things, including the dahlias.
Catmint
Marigold
Dianthus
Petunia
With blooms growing scarce in the garden, it’s nice to have a few indoors. I have a few African violets. Only one is blooming. It was a Mother’s Day gift from my teenage daughter, last year. The others are all younger plants.
I brought the geraniums in for the winter. I don’t expect them to continue flowering, but will enjoy them while they do.
Technically not a bloom, this cactus has a pleasing flower like shape and is bright and cheerful.
Kate, the evolving gardener, nurtures her plants in coastal Connecticut, zone 6. 
Evolution of a Gardener 
I love your African Violet and succulents. I grow African Violets as well. They are the only type of houseplant that I grow. I love the delicate flowers on your catmint.
A gardener will always find a blossom or two or three, somewhere.
I used to have a dog who loved geraniums. He went out every morning and smelled them before he made his rounds. They’re not fragrant, I don’t know what attracted him.
Happy Bloom Day.
Nell Jean — seedscatterer