Are we sure it's October??

Looking really good Angie!
I finally got around to doing my cleanup yesterday, and garden is definitely looking like fall here!

I have a wild primrose that decided to start blooming again from August, and my white Agapanthus has thrown out two new flowerheads. I decided my Hosta area needed some TLC so started digging and moving, and the re-planted Hostas seem to have started new lives in their new positions! I think it's just total confuision all round!

Wow Angie you still have many things still flowering. Lokking great too!
Yes the plants have a had a weird summer to deal with..One of ym roses which I moved down beside Clay has two buds on it..not sure if they will acually get to open or not tho! Even my Rockrose which hadnt produced any flowers this year, has a few buds on it! Crazy mental isnt it?

Some of mine are still happly flowering including my hydrangea, which still has flowers to come.

Isn't it lovely still having so much colour and so many plants flowering at this time of year. Great blog lovely pictures thanks Scottish, hope it continues to produce colour for you all through Autumn.

Lovely blog fantastic photos lots of stuff still flowering:)

Smashing blog and pics, its good to see you still have lots to admire, definitely a weird year, sunshine and a lovely blue sky here today....

As you say Scottish definately a wierd year,My pots of geraniums are still flowering their socks off it seems cruel to take them out, yet I want to use the tubs for the winter plants.lol.

Still got loads of interest in your garden, Scottish. I have 2 large poppy buds on one of my poppies. I am not sure whether to cut them off as they almost certainly won't flower.

Lovely to see all these gorgeous flowers and plants still going strong for you! :) Some of my hostas are dead and gone and some still fresh and green. I love stokesia laevis...it flowers for ages doesn't it...gorgeous flowers too! I still have sweet peas going well in my garden, and as for the hellebores...I cut the spent flowers and seed heads off my h.niger yesterday!

Thank you guys. I have decided not to cut anything that still has flowers or signs of flowers. My hot border is still bright yellow and orange. My secateurs are twitching but I can't bring myself to snip anything off :)
Lil it is Autumn out the front but summer out in the back garden - weird!!
Nariz - I know what you mean - some things I have moved are coming back to life!
Pixi...crazy mental - it sure is! I haven't checked the weather for next week - but you never know you may get some flowers.
Alex, Oliveoil, Nana d and Lincslass - thank you for your lovely comments
Stroller....how can you think about taking them out:)!! Don't you have other tubs you can use?
John, leave the buds - you never know!
Karensusan - thank you too for your comments - I love the Stokes Aster too!

It's wonderful to see all those plants flowering out of season. I always feel a sadness when something ends and I've got to wait till next year to see it again. I love your variegated Weigelia and white Centaurea - they're brilliant :o)

Thank you Hywell....your comments are most welcome :))

magical October all round it seems !! yep, magical !!

Still looks wonderful Scottish,lots of lovely plants there, I have an iris open today, off to get a picture :-)

luky u haveing all that going on !!

I am loving every minute of it, the garden is alive again, the grass is getting greener, I am back in the garden doing things, I feel alive again, we have had some rain recently, the soil is amazingly soft, lovely for weeding. :)))

Isn't it amazing folks! Lupins have shot up a couple of new blooms over the weekend - where is it going to stop.
It was 12 degrees on the car temp when I finished work at 3am this morning.
Isn't it just great to be weeding in lovely moist soil Michaella.
I'll have to do another blog...on flowering in November now!!!