Spring at Hallowe'en

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  1. Hornbeam

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    Narcissus in flower with cotoneaster berries and chrysanths - yet it's the 31st October and Hallowe'en!! Begonias, bizzy lizzies, fuchsias, roses, Welsh poppies, dahlias etc still blooming well. How is it in your part of the world?

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    I havent got any narsiccus bloomimg, but still a few left over annuals and roses! Lovely pics H [​IMG]
     
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    Nice pics - don't know how long it will all last as it's gonna get very cold with frost in the next few days.
     
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    I have two climbing roses lovely blooms.
    Compassion and New dawn still very much in flower.
    Hav,ent got any pics yet still working on that.
     
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    [​IMG] just one tomato plant left,but still there. :D
     
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    [​IMG] also lobelia growing where the perrywinkle once did?don`t know what happened but i`m thankful for the colour.
     
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