What's Looking Good In October 2021

@Alisa what is the plant with the little white flowers in the second photo please? Just moved house and these are popping up in the garden.
Thanks
Tink

 

I think you will find that is hardy cyclamen Tinkerbelle.

 

Yes, it is Cyclamen hederifolium 'Album' . Received in Sep.2018.
I love cyclamens - pink hederifoliums are from little seedlings. And I have one coum pink - will flower later in in winter. I let them to self-seed and more coum and pink hederifoliums sprouted.
But don't see any new white ones.

 

The white ones are lovely, I will venture out there at the weekend and see if I have something similar, definitely worth keeping. We are clearing beds that have been left to take over and unearthing some gems (as well as thorn bushes as thick as tree trunks!).

 

Still a few bright lights.

 

Fuchsia 'Garden News' (a hardy variety)



Fuchsia 'Phyllis' (another hardy variety) and it's a bit chewed ...



Variegated Box ...



Now I can't remember the name of the next one but I have the label somewhere, it's just a case of finding it
It's got very pretty leaves



Ilex 'Golden King' ...



Fuchsia 'Delta's Sarah' ( another hardy variety)





Fuchsia 'Margaret' (a very tall hardy one) I've got a few of them ...





Unknown Ilex (Holly) ...



Euonymus ...



Oxalis articulata ...

 

The Fuchsia Delta Sarah, looks a nice colour combination for a hardy one Michael.

When you say hardy, is it only root hardy, or does the top growth survive as well.

 

I would put this in Exotic ... but is it now?

My Brugmansia "Charles Grimaldi" in the fading light tonight coming into glory after the heat of the Summer and cutback earlier this month ...

 

That is quite exceptionable

 

I agree ... and it is headily scented ... and it is even exceptional ...

Remember when I questioned it in September 2011 when it was supposed to be the red one? ...


The two tall bits top left (Viburnum behind) is the Poinsettia getting ready to bloom.

 

I dont use that word often.

 

Edited post.

 

Thank you John. I am amazed at it's growth in ten years and obviously delighted.

 

@Michael Hewett your unknown Ilex could be 'Silver Queen'.

Edit: Or 'Handsworth New Silver'.