WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN NOVEMBER 2020

I've looked it up my book and it says minus 3, but I'm guessing that is only for short periods, my thinking is it might be a possible summer flowerer here, if its not it no go.

 

It's still lovely.

 

Very nice Woo

 

I'm pleased to see that there are still flowers in the garden this late in the year

Birthday Girl Annual Salvia

Berberis

Cosmos Fatsia
Oxeye Daisy
Sisyrinchium
Obedient Plant

Alberic Barbier​

 

Clementines, (oranges), ripening under a tropical sun, where have I heard that before?

Tetrapanax about to flower, bet the frost clobbers it soon.


Self sown Echium, hope it gets through this winter.


We can all have a sense of humour @wiseowl

 

Makes two of us... I made a cover for mine

 

Would that be a spaghetti tree @wiseowl?

 

Did you have a good crop of apples WOO? This years appears to be very good for berries of most sorts.

I have been looking at Eosa. Bathsheba. Nice looking rose, so, who knows.

C'mon piggy bank. Where are you hiding?

 

Michael Hewitt. Fuchsia Margaret. One of the old favourites. I tend to prefer the older cultvars in most plants. My original F.Margaret I got from the lady herself. I grew it along with, Mts Popple and a few others as standards, in containers. Then one winter due ti illness, I was unble to get them into the GH or even wrap the containers. Goodbye faithful Margaret.

That is why I advocate wrapping, protecting container grown plants in winter.

 

Following our rain ...