What's Looking Good In October 2013

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  1. strongylodon

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    Some flowers still going strong.
    Penstemon Flamingo.
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    The orchid like Crocosmia Emily Mkenzie.
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    Crocosmia George Davidson.
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    Salvia Pink something, may be Ice?.
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    Salvia Hotlips.
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      Some other pics I took of the borders over last weekend.:coffee:

      Cosmos still going strong.
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      Last of the Sunflowers from the seeds that "M" gave to the "Railway"group and me at Shiney's Open Day this year.
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      Hiding away in the undergrowth
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      I actually divided the Pampas "Sunningdale Silver" last year to make room for other plants but it's seems to have recovered and provides the feathery plumes that the birds love to use for nesting in the Spring.
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      The two pots on the stone bench underneath the Acer Brilliantissimum.
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      Honeysuckle Berries that are still on and around the Arbour
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      Last of the Rose "Compassion" flowers.
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      Schizostylis is still flowering
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      • Lolimac

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        @strongylodon ...i got some Emily McKenzie this year...lovely plant:dbgrtmb:

        @Armandii....Cosmos are such a good do'er IMO...Lovely crisp white plant:dbgrtmb:
         
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          Beautiful pictures Strongy/Armandii. :dbgrtmb: My gardens are now devoid of flowers with the exception of the Sedums and half of a white Lupin flower that's still surprisingly in bloom. Mental note......plants for autumn flowering next year.

          Love the rose shot with the raindrops Armandii. :)
           
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            Great flower gallery Armandii - love the cyclamen.
            Thank you for sharing today,
            Jenny
             
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              I have E.agavifolium coming along nicely - should bloom next year.................
               
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                Mrs Shiney said she would love some as well :blue thumb:

                Ellie Wilmott was a brilliant plantswoman and famous for her new plants and her lovely gardens. The legend/myth about "Miss Wilmotts's Ghost" is that she used to sprinkle the seed wherever she went so she left behind her "Ghost" when she died.
                 
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                  Sorry just couldn't resist this:heehee:

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                    I tried that one last year longk, let me know how you get on with it,I moved mine into the greenhouse for the winter as seem to remember they don't like winter wet still lost the flippin lot, good size plants to,thought they were fairly hardy so don't know what I did wrong :scratch: , if you have better luck I might try them again with a few tips from you :biggrin:.
                     
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                    Evening Primrose still in Bloom in the rain
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                      Arbutus Unedo ...
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                      Fuchsias still going strong ...
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                      Violas ...
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                      Elaeagnus x ebbingei (may not look like much but the flowers smell divine) ...
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                      No idea what this is (will start an ID thread) but it looks pretty ...
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                      Acer Palmatum Osakazuki on the right - Orange Dream is still very green ...
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                        It looks like Schizostylis..................
                         
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                          More people for Loli to remember to remind me next Spring :)
                           
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                            I think it might be Schizostylis "Fenland Daybreak", Merleworld:hate-shocked::doh::scratch::snork:
                             
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