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November

November in Fresno brings cool weather. There is a marked difference from the scorching summer heat to the cool weather associated with fall. Usually this is a time of change in the garden, promoting a flush of new growth, blooms and fruit. It is also during this month that trees begin to change color, although the foliage persists until late December and into early January.

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Canna
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Cannas will bloom year round in warm years, but will die back after frosts.

Dahlia 'Berger's Record"
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Like all other Dahlias, Berger's Record blooms in late summer and continues to bloom into winter

Mandarin
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Mandarins and many other citrus begin to ripen at this time of year.

Psidium Guajava (Tropic Pink Guava)
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Cool temperatures encourage the pink/bronze new growth.

Brugmansia "Frosty Pink"
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Brugmansias find this cooler climate ideal for blooming. They drop their buds with too much heat.

Sechium Edule
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This is a fruit originating from the highlands of Central America. Sets fruit throughout the summer.

Wax Begonia
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Year round bloomers, although more profuse in the fall and spring.

Unknown Rose
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Year round bloomers, although a bit leggy at this time of year.

Giant Bird of Paradise
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Not giant yet, but sporting a new leaf.

Cymbidium Orchid
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Cool weather encourages flower spikes