Sunny, mild Autumn afternoon

You are so lucky Dorjac.....my Fuchsias are indoors. It is really cold here.

Hi Dorjac...
Pretty pics of the trees ... and your fuchsias are doing well ... lovely sunshine :o)

Great pics , Dorjac , it has been a lovely afternoon ; and yesterday was even better .
Things are a bit later than usual I think .
Planted the pots with lots of bulbs today , crocus , anemone , Puschkinia Libanotica (I'm showing off here , I don't do Latin names much ), and Chino-Doxa , Glory of the Snow . I found plenty of last year's bulbs in the greenhouse too , so they 've all gone in .
Apart from tidying up , it will all be greenhouse work now until the Spring .
Love your fushias .

Thanks Linda, TT and Driad I am happy you had a useful sunny chance to pot up your bulbs. I still have a few to do. So much further North than Essex Linda, so you have to be extra careful with tender Fuchsias. Misty here this morning.Now the garden is a sort of golden brown tone....so finally it is autumn in our garden.

Great blog Dorjac, you had a lovely blue sky, we are having proper Nov days now, grey, foggy and definitely the end for most of my flowers, no frost as such though so the dahlia`s are still in the ground, lots of leaves to fall still.....

Looks like you have had a nice day , still lots blooming in your garden, my Fuchsias are also still blooming well and like you Im reluctant to cut then down yet, lovely day here too will probably put them in the little Greenhouse tomorrow just in case!!

Thanks PP. This fuchsia is very tender and is on a short standard. It seems to come into its own at this time of the year. In summer it drops the flowers too quickly. Probably a water issue. So it preferes the cooler weather.

Hope you have taken a few cuttings of it, just in case!!

I will try some PP( tried a while back but none took) when I trim it back to go into its winter fleece jacket. It's 6 years I've had this fuchsia and lots of cuttings rooted but , so far, the only one to survive the winters .

Hope your cuttings take Dorijac, I tried some in a glass of water on the windowsill indoors and they rooted within three weeks and are doing very well now;0)