What's looking Good In November

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  1. Michael Hewett

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    Some Fuchsias - Mrs Popple and magellanica

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    Jasminum nudiflorum

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    Some Chrysanthemums, a bit battered ...

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    Colourful leaves ...

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    Antirrhinums ...

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        A few Hibiscus blooming at the same time ... Candy Floss (surprisingly still in bloom). Petit Sunrise and Pagoda ...

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          I think it was the same Mr Nutty that popped back this morning on the willow tree. :)

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          Leaves are building up
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          Sempervivum (don't know the variety) are spreading nicely. They turn purple later in the year
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          We have a lot of grasses and they brighten up the garden
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          @CarolineL I was wrong saying it was 6ft high as I have measured it at 7ft 7" :rolleyespink:
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            I like them. Haven't seen one for ages.
             
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              We don't charge much for people to come and look at them :heehee:
               
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                Can't get out at the moment, bother it. There are some oldish woodlands not too far away, Stockgrove has RSPB mentions of nuthatches, will have a pootle about next year hopefully.
                 
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                  Good grief @shiney - I didn't realise callicarpa grew so well!
                   
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                    You have to talk to them nicely :biggrin:
                     
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                      'Peruvian Lily' (Alstroemeria) 'Summer Breeze'. It's last buds of 2023 just opened today on the balcony! [​IMG]

                      Will the plant survive the winter in a pot on the balcony without extra protection? This is the first time I've ever grown them.
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                        It's tricky when in pots, if you put it close to the wall with other pots it might be ok, but it all depends on what sort of winter we will have.
                         
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                          All my Lillies are in pots and have been for a number of years .Last year despite having a continuous spell of lows of -7+ they all survived. Some were stored in the unheated greenhouse and some were accidentally forgotten about and just left out to face the elements totally unprotected. No difference between them at all. It's a chance you take.
                           
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                            I have a bendy thumb too !
                            Not quite as much as yours :)
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                              Gosh you certainly do!! Like the little Duck. :)
                               
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                                Beautiful. Who made that ?
                                 
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