Just a few Pics.

It really does still look extremely colourful Cinders! Well done....the Fuchsia in the second photo looks lovely. I like its arching habit. Is that a new one?

All still looking good Cinders, please what's the plant with the whirly stems in pic 9, it looks very unusual.

Like your varigated fuchsia which one is that or is Rosemarie Higham

Thank you folks, the Fuchsia, variegated, is new to me, called Janice Perry. I bought it a few weeks ago on the reduced counter looking a bit bedraggled, but after repotting it is doing well now.

Waddy the swirly stems are the seedheads of Clematis Arctic Queen.

Thanks Kath. Its Janice Perry. I had Rosemarie Higham last year, but it didn't survive the winter.

Neither did my Rosemary Higham .

I must look for Janice Perry Cinders Its beauiful.

Everything is still looking good. I love the seedheads of clematis arctic queen. I've never seen them before, they look very impressive. Worth getting even if the flowers aren't nice (which I'm sure they are)!

Thanks Lijemc. It is a lovely white clematis. Should be double, but most of my flowers were single this year, but large.

I'm glad the sun came out for you. It's been lovely here too :o)
Your have a very pretty garden and your Heucheras look wonderful ...

Thank you Hywel. Yes the sun was a bit late coming out today, but it is not cold anyway.

lovely and sunny here too. lab upto 30 degrees c so sadly not in the garden though wish I had been :o(
yours is still looking stunning. love the first fuchsia shape.

Thanks Sb. Been out there today preparing a few plants for winter !!

Lovely Cinders, you do indeed, still have so much colour, lets hope we have a few more sunny days so you can enjoy all that beautiful colour.

Still looking very colourful Cinders! Love the Heucharas, and the Sedum.Whats the plant in the 2nd photo?

It would be nice DD to have a little more sunshine.

Gralew the second plant is a variegated fuchsia called Janice Perry. Its pretty isn't it.

All looking lovely in your garden Sylvia, nice to see so much still in bloom...

thank you Holly. Yes I shall enjoy it while it lasts. Soon have to put the fuchsias and begonias inside I think.

The garden is still offering you plenty of colour Sylvia, and with luck we may get a couple more weeks of good weather before we see the last of the fuchsias and begonias.
Can you remember the name of the Acer in the fourth photo please.

Hi Stroller, the Acer is Orange Dream. I have just bought a frost jacket for it as its getting too big for my little greenhouse now. Its made a lot of growth this year so will have to leave it out this time, and keep my fingers crossed.

Your garden is looking lovely Cinders ...wish mine was:-)

Thanks Ba. Oh dear, I'm sure it can't be that bad !

It is ...I need to get my mojo back lol:-)

I DO love your garden Cinders, allways something to look at and lots of lovely colour and a great choice of plants, your orange dream should be ok over winter, all of my acers are left out and i haven't lost one yet (fingers crossed) I have a beautifull red standard (sorry dont know name) in a pot that i put up against the house for winter but thats it, anyway good luck with your orange dream im sure it will be fine with its frost jacket..

Lovely display of plants and colours Cinderella. Nice shape of the JM.

Thank you YDD. You are very kind. I do hope you are right about the Acer, I will be very upset if I lose it.

Thanks Klahanie, it is pretty isn't it.

My two orange dreams had no problems last winter, both in the ground though:-)