Sing A Rainbow In The Garden

Very appropriate photos, Andrew, for each colour.
So mild and warm today. I have lots of flowers in my gardens too.

Lovely Photo's,Andrew..lucky you.I haven't much left at all now...I really like that Taxus Fastigiata..does it get very big?.My garden is quite small,but I would love one of those,if it doesn't..

Lovely photo`s Andrew, the foliage is so good this year, I guess the trees, shrubs and plants all appreciated our weather even though we didn`t , I think its one of the most colourful autumns in recent years....

A lovely collection , there , Andrew .
Lots of wonderful colours about still , when the sun is out , anyway .

Beautiful blog A....Love that Chrysanthemum...I've seen pics of it before and now, thanks to you i know its name...lovely...:>)

Bloomer - that form of yew is the upright one with a narrow profile. You can just cut the top of it when it's getting too tall. Just make sure to shake any snow off to stop it splaying open; you can also wire it to keep the shape

Thank you Andrew.,.that is very helpful,I will bear it in mind..:o)

great pics, Andrew, and like the theme!

Red and yellow and pink and green ,
Orange and purple and blue ,
I can sing a Rainbow ,
Sing a rainbow , Sing along with me .

Listen with your heart ,
Listen with your heart ,
And sing every thing you see ,
You can sing a rainbow , sing a rainbow ,
Sing a rainbow too .

Anyone remember this? I think that Dusty Springfield sang it . It's been going around in my head since your lovely blog , Andrew .

not sure if it was Rusty Springboard - the voice my memory plays back doesn't sound like her. But there's probably been a dozen versions of it

If in doubt, ask Mr Google:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Can_Sing_a_Rainbow

They reckon Peggy Lee or Cilla Black but neither matches my memory voice.

Mine neither , Fran .