related #5202
You can do it but its akward
In [142]: pd.period_range('2011-07','2012-05',freq='M').values.min()
Out[142]: 498
In [143]: pd.period_range('2011-07','2012-05',freq='M').values.max()
Out[143]: 508
In [146]: pd.period_range(pd.Period(ordinal=498,freq='M'),pd.Period(ordinal=508,freq='M'),freq='M')
Out[146]:
<class 'pandas.tseries.period.PeriodIndex'>
freq: M
[2011-07, ..., 2012-05]
length: 11
This fails
In [150]: pd.period_range('2011-07','2012-05',freq='M').min()
AttributeError: 'PeriodIndex' object has no attribute 'freq'
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