Here are a few plants that are looking good in our late November garden.
![November 2021 in the Northern Hemisphere](https://www.srgc.org.uk/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=2c1c87aec407c7750859340be593118f&action=dlattach;topic=18700.0;attach=697297;image)
This grafted dwarf Japanese Maple, Acer palmatum, has great autumn color. The name of the variety has been forgotten.
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Our local California native Polypodium calirhiza returns each autumn when temperatures cool and precipitation begins to fall. It survives best with complete dry shade during the summer.
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Asarum splendens spreads around in the shady parts of our garden. The foliage is always attractive.
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Like the beautiful garden scenes/photographs that Ian Young shares with us through the Bulb Log, this is a nice scene of Cyclamen hederifolium with autumn leaves. The red leaves are from Acer palmatum ‘Osakazuki’. This variety has beautiful crimson-red autumn leaves and grows extremely well in our Sacramento garden. Jasmin loves how the cyclamen spread around the garden, providing both flowers and foliage.
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My favorite form of Cyclamen coum is getting ready to bloom. Cyclamen coum does well in our garden and provides flowers during the wintertime.