What a difference a month makes. A warm November and a later-than-expected frost (for zone 6b) combined for some fabulous blooms. But now, the cold December weather has set in and almost all the blooms are gone. Alas, I was able to find at least a few to share with all of you.
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A snowdrop in the Front Border
A final rosebud on Goldberry Hill
Autumn cherry in the Walled Garden
Forsythia in the Walled Garden
Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day: December 2008
Heirloom Gardener 
One way I get through December is to think that it won’t be long till spring. Your snowdrop is a good sign.JanAlways Growing
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Yes,(what Jan said) and soon now, the days will start getting longer.We had the same conditions here in SE Nebraska, where right now, it is 2 degrees, after a high Saturday in the upper 50s. Brr!I like your pics and post.
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Those pictures remind me so much of my mother, thank you, I needed this today.
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Thanks for joining in for bloom day. I can’t believe your forsythia has a little bloom on it!Carol, May Dreams Gardens
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At least you found some little buds, blossoms and blooms:) I couldn’t find any! Jan
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