WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN NOVEMBER 2020

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  1. ARMANDII

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    Do they come in boxes??:scratch::doh:
     
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      Oh yes! And it's not far away now, thanks to the long, lovely autumn we've had! :)
       
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        You are correct Noisette ... I get confused between the three I have ... also the Pandorea jasminoides variagata

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        Pandorea jasminoides variagata

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        In my opinion, Pandorea has a red throat and is lightly scented and Podranea has fancier flowers with stripes and is unscented. If Pete's came from me, it is Podranea.

        Sorry folks. :phew:
         
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          The colour of your Podranea is much prettier, more subtle! I wonder if temperature plays a part or whether seed-raised plants vary?
           
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            pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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            My Podranea ricasoliana was bought from a local nursery.

            I once grew pandorea pandorana,:biggrin:
             
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              Trust you! :biggrin: If my Podranea had resembled Victoria's it would still be romping along the wall, I could have lived with that colour! Ah well, we'll see whether Pandorea j.v. survives in it's place. It's going to get protection for the next few nights!
               
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                Pyracantha berries on front wall ....

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                  Not much left to show now :noidea: although I haven't had a proper wander round the garden.

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                  Still surviving all over the garden but it has been spreading like mad the last couple of years so Mrs Shiney has filled a wheelie bin with them
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                  Still flowering since Spring 2019 :rolleyespink:
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                  As is this
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                  and this Bowles mauve has been flowering non-stop for three years but getting rather woody now
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                  Heather has just started to flower and will continue to early summer. It spreads like mad and we're forever cutting it back and giving it to people.
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                  We have to take a hedge cutter to it otherwise it blocks the path and the lawn
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                  When I was working I used to give it to some of my Romany customers.
                   
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                    Not much in the garden ,polyanthus
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                      A series of little jobs in the garden led to an amble around the garden to see how Winter was taking effect in the borders......
                      My favourite of all the Hollys is the HedgeHog Holly which has been in the garden for at least 20 years but never got too big although it has had a prune or two over the years.] upload_2020-11-22_14-52-20.png

                      I'm surprised that the Lavender is still flowering but I love the scent when you run your fingers
                      over it.
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                      The Sedum is still providing that patch of colour that we need to brighten up the borders right now
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                      This clump of Cyclamen was the one I thought had no chance in the area underneath the Garrya "James Roof" but they've proved me wrong.
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                      The Garrya "James Roof" putting out it's glorious Catkins which make it such a great evergreen
                      Shrub
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                      The Knautia is still flowering
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                      The old Bird Bath in the "wilder" part of the borders hasn't needed filling for months.
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                      In the Green House the Bougainvillea just keeps on flowering while I've been feeding it with some ericaceous fertiliser. I did expect that with this cold weather it would have finished but, no, it's carrying on.
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                        Good old Rudbeckia "Goldsturm" is still flowering
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                        As is the Hollyhock
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                        The Succulent pots are still fine although I must must move them all into the Green House before the Frosts really arrive.
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                        The Fuchsia in a trough on the Patio is still stubbornly flowering
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                        The Acer "Shin-Deshojo leaves are a lovely Ruby red right now
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                        The Clematis on the Trellis entrance to the garden are still growing and I'm having to duck and weave my way through it
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                        Rose "Masquerade" is still providing a flower or two
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                        There's still a pot or two providing colour on the Patio
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                          The half Oak Barrel by the Kitchen Door with the Rose "White Skyliner" in it still has colour thanks to the Cyclamen.
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                          The Mahonia is flowering well and you can smell the scent 6' away.
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                          The only unnamed Rose in the garden is proving it's worth by still providing flowers
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                            Nicotiana langsdorffii
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                            Nicotiana mutabalis
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                            Mahonia oiwakensis, lomariifolia
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                            Amicia zygomeris the wind earlier this year restricted it's height to about 6ft, but it did cause it to bush out a bit
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                            Camellia sasanqua "Narumigata"
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                            Fungi, just found this yesterday, it's about 12 inches tall, firm to the touch; I'm thinking a distorted puff ball, anybody have a better idea?
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                              My very tall hardy Fuchsia 'Margaret' taken this afternoon ...

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                                As if yesterday I still have a few in flower although we had frost this morning so I need to get the tenders up this week :)
                                Penstemon firebird
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                                Snapdragons
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                                Nemesia
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                                Apologies if some names are incorrect :rolleyespink: There are quite a few more still doing well including Fushia, Marguerite daisy's & salvia Amistad to name a few. Some beautiful photos on here. Lots of inspiration :dbgrtmb:
                                 

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