November in Hungary

BRILLIANT blog.
Fantastic photos.
Glad you got home safely. :o)

So lovely to see all those flowers still doing well.
Have you noticed any differences in late appearances of wildlife still around ~ butterflies or bees ?

I saw butterflies at the end of last week, and a few bees too.

That's good to know ! :o)

Hi Crispook, You ceratinly have got a colouful garden, it looks lovely. You must feel very proud of it. love Marge.

Golly, your flowers do still look good! Alas, mine all seem a distant memory now, as all my 'tenders' got slammed by a hard frost a week or so ago. I know spring came late for you, so it's making up for it now :-)

Wonderful, Chris! Thanks for showing us your 'unusual' autumn flowers. 20 degrees! Wow! You could sunbathe in that! How nice to get back and find your garden looking so good.

Lovely photos Chris. Now I know where our usual October/November weather has gone!! Feel like sending it West back to us?

Lovely Chris to see your garden looking so well, but even though i dont like snow except on photo's that last photo looks really pretty with the snow and sunshine.

Thanks for sharing your autumn garden. I hope it stays a while longer for you.

Hello Chris,Lovely photo,s grand selection of colour nice garden.Ta for sharing

Love the Picture with the Snow, but still would not like to be there. iT MUST BE COLD.

Hi Chris, just had another look at your lovely photos, the colours are stunning, and so inspirational tjanks.

Thank you for sharing

Beautiful colorful pix, and I heard that the Pineapple Express (what you are experiencing as you are on the same lateral lines as Washington State) is causing much flooding in Washington and Oregon and unseasonably warmth as well. Here in Arizona, it is lovely and warm with 80's days and 60's nights. We are enjoying it.
Keep on enjoying God's handiwork in your lovely garden, this too shall pass!!! ha ha ......and snow will come only too soon and it will also be beautiful and clean again.
Enjoy!!!

Thanks for all your comments. Things are dying down a little more now. The first frost is forecast for next week, with the possibilility of snow too. This is a more than a month later than last year's first frost. I do look forward to the beauty of the frost and snow too.

Lovely pictures and very interesting blog, the snow picture is amazing, it actually made me shiver !!

That was lovely to scroll through the pictures until I came to the very last one! Flurries are in the forecast this week and I know it won't be long until my garden is covered in snow!

Hi Chrisp. I keep having another look at your photos, the colours in your flowers are truly remarkable. They are stupendous photos. All those bright coloured flowers and then the snow picture to end - there is a genius in you.
Keep doing it!
Love Marge