Garden Bloggers Bloom Day - November 2009

I apologize in advance for the ridiculous length of this post! I have a lot of flowers right now, though many of them are in rough shape.
Anyway, here's what's blooming in our yard/garden this November:
First, multiple camellias:

These flowers always fall from the shrub in-tact:

Pineapple sage is at its peak:

Mexican bush sage and aster are still blooming:

Pink double delight coneflower:

Lorapetalum blooming for the second or third time this year:

Black-eyed susan is raggedy, but still putting out small blooms:

Black and blue salvia, which mom gave me for my birthday in Sept.:

Butterfly weed, also a birthday gift from mom:

The mums are winding down:

This out-of-control four'o'clock was started two years ago from seed. These are perennial here. If you are seed-swappin' with Dirt Princess or otherwise just want some seeds from this, let me know! It smells great.

The bell peppers are still flowering and producing. I have seeds from these, too, if anyone wants:

I love the lavender flowers of early long purple eggplant. Also have some of these seeds if anyone wants:

Endless summer hydrangeas aren't producing new flowers anymore, but the old ones are still pretty:

Just a couple of zinnia flowers are holding on:

This miniature rose I grow in a pot blooms on and off from April through November:

Canna intends to bloom again before the first frost:

This hot pink, fragrant rose surprised me with a late-season bloom last week:

This iris is apparently confused about the season, as it has two buds:

Gallo peach blanketflower has some baby blooms aside seed heads:

Last but not least, my beans are looking rough, but I found one dainty bloom for you:

If you're still with me (ha), visit Carol at May Dreams Garden for more November blooms!