Autumn garden

Lots of colour there still Resi. Those heucheras are gorgeous. Ages since I've grown any nigella -you've inspired me to give them another go, they are so pretty and dainty.

Lovely set of photos Resi. I have bought some Ammi seeds for next year. Really looking forward to grouping them with other plants.

There are some unusual Nigella there. Like your record.

Good luck next year.Those Sweet Peas look spectacular and the Ammi too!!

I love your sweet peas... mine sat still for the first two months and decided to bloom in August...showing was poor...then stopped and started again midSept. We still have not had a killing frost (touch wood) and I have put some plants in the greenhouse to lengthen their season..but for the most part everything is done. Had tons of green tomatoes so brought them in to ripen. Have a couple of quarts of tomato puree for sauce or soup, and I'm making my Mom's Green Tomato Pickle.
Your garden looks wonderful...especially the view from the gate! I knew it wouldn't take you long to have a wonderful garden!

Thanks stera and linda, yes ammis are the new love in my life, gorgeous plant. Siris I got my nigellas from sarah raven, she has got good stuff and her catalogues are almost edible ?. Thanks paul.
This is only my second tomato soup from this crop lori, not been good for toms this year, too cold a summer, what summer.....
Having the wide views as a backdrop does make any garden special, doesnt it.

I hope your winter was not been too severe so far Resi. I wonder if you sometimes hanker for France? North Yorkshire is so beautiful. We used to go there a lot and stay in log cabins at Pickering with a bunch of friends. I see a glimpse of the views in one of your pictures. It looks lovely.

No dorjac, just stormy, rainy and dark, I long for those long daylight hours and non soggy gardens oh and a bit of warmth so i can shed my Michelin woman look. Shouldn't complain though as we've not been flooded and the days are getting longer again. Oh you asked if I hanker for france?? Yes definitely but yorkshire is so beautiful, I would miss that too. Yesterday we were up in the Dales with howling winds and driving rain, little visibility, and went to The Tan Hill pub, highest pub in the uk, something special about coming in from that into this old weathered thick stone building with all the fires burning, lots of dogs, not many walkers though! and such a cosy atmosphere, good meal too, although the views are better in the summer ?

Hi Resi ... Lots of lovely photos in this blog ..
... stunning poppies ..
Stay safe in the winter weather.