What's Looking Good October 2022

They changed the name as the old one was far too simple.

 

Hmmm not sure Vicky and wouldn't want to take any chances.

 

Taken a few days ago ...

Bacopa :-



Perennial Diascia :-



Fuchsia 'Carla Johnston' :-



Fuchsia 'Welsh Dragon' (which hasn't done very well this year) :-



Michaelmas Daisys (which I thought I'd got rid of !) :-



Fuchsia magellanica 'Ricartonii' :-



Fuchsia 'Mrs Popple' :-



Both together :-



Veronica :-



Fuchsia 'Blackie' :-



It's nice to see the flowering season isn't completely over yet, the weather is so mild

 

Lovely, lots of colourful blooms there Michael.

 

What a beautiful display Michael.

 

Thank you both, the season is lasting well this year

 

Liriope muscari

Nerine bowdenii "Alba"

Salvia corrugata

Cantua buxifolia

 

Pulmonaria leaves look good in the autumn ...



Cotinus leaves also looking good ...



Cotoneaster hybridus pendulus ...



Liriope (and a bin !) ...

 

Isn't that just the way?!!!

 

@Michael Hewett You have certainly got a lot of interest in your garden!

 

Here's how I see our balcony from the window of the balcony door!
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I like the Cotoneaster @Michael Hewett. May I ask the name of it please?

 

Thank you @Balc, The plants on your balcony add colour to an otherwise plain view, I can't help thinking it would be rather monotonous without them

Thank you @Sheal The Cotoneaster is C. hybridus pendulus. I've written it in the post now. It's a standard tree and is grafted on to a dwarf root stock. The branches would sweep down to the ground if I let them. I usually cut them but maybe I'll let them grow next year.
I'll look for a photo of the whole plant to show you, they're on my other device.

 

Any one for conkers.

 

Thanks @Michael Hewett. I'll take a mooch on the web to check it out.