Todays colours

There's still lots of colour there Slad , the Penstemons always amaze me they go on right into the winter is yours King George ? I have that one it's still flowering well !

Thanks Amy, yes the bighter red is King George they do such a lot for a garden i think :-)

Keep a close eye on your Oxalis Versicolour I lost a large pot full I had for a long time in the 2010 winter.

Cheers Brian, i'm new to these ones.. at present i have them on the shed window sill is that ok or should i be more careful what do you think ?

Interesting to see some of your plants still flowering at the end of October :o)

It's still looking good,S.lad..hope they continue for a little while yet..I still have some Cosmos in flower..but looking tatty now..I can't bear to pull them up yet .It's like giving in to winter :o)

Hi Warwick...
Great set of pics.. Thanks for sharing :o)

Gorgeous dark Scabious and love your Schizostylis Coccinea very pretty like the Autum Lolipop too

Thanks Hywel :-)

Thanks Bloomer, i forgot to do some cosmos this year, yes i don't want to give in to winter just yet either :-)

Thanks Terra :-)

Thanks 6d :-)

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Its good to see you also have colour in your garden Surreylad, some of mine are looking tatty and a bit windswept but I will hang on to them as long as possible....

thanks Lincslass yes things are getting a bit rough around the edges now, the wind is whipping round down here hope your all ok up there.

plenty of colour there S/L, lovely pictures.

Beautiful pictures Surreylad - good football game last night and I expect you are happy with the result. I hope there aren't too many more matches like that because I need my sleep !Lovely to see your pictures and thank you for being a really good friend.

Thanks Yorkshire :-)

Thanks Bren, yes very happy with the result, your welcome :-)

The Oxalis survived in an unheated glass house for years so probably alright down -3c or 4c colder than that could be a problem, I lost other things in the two bad winters and I am of the opinion that it was the prolonged freezing killing the roots and tubers.

Cheers Brian, i'll keep my eyes on them.