What's looking good in October ...

Kathy3 arent you lucky that great view and the seaside at your feet it must be an indian summer if its still warm in scotland gettn chilly here, but the Rudbekia are still blooming lovely
LOL i love cannas i have an orange one, but a bit of rain and the flowers go all soggy and droopy.. but you dont have that problem

 

Thank you, Kathy3. By the way, love the pic of your house from the sea.

Cutie, I don't think my Cannas will last much longer ... we'll see, perhaps into December. My Lucifer was a complete nightmare, no red on it! :eek: No, fortunately I don't have the "soggy and droopy" problem! (Here we go again ... :D ).

 

glad to hear it LoL

 

Phalaenopsis, this one has 36 flowers on two stems

 

Fiejoa, never had fruits this big before, but will they ripen?



Its still flowering as well.

 

You never cease to amaze Pete,some of the more obscure plants you grow..........Half of which I have never heard of......until now.

 

After failing to get some cuttings to root(from Ventnor Botanic gardens) many years ago and failed seeds, I gave up on them. Well done Pete.

 

Gosh, strongy, had we known each other then ... I could walk to VBG ... a long walk because I lived in Bonchurch.

Several of my plants here are from there. Lovely place and I have a friend who works there.

 

Long while since I went there lovely place saw my first echiums there grew some this year but they never flowered.

 

Just some seasonal Chrysanthemum's in a vase.

 

Quite a collection roders

 

They are beautiful Roders.

 

I can only quote Peter

and add that they would grace any big catalogue. That goes for your marvellous orchid too Pete.

 

Thanks, just found the need to take some pics.and there they were sitting on the windowsill looking gorgeous in the sunlight.

 

gorgeous Roders,colours are stunning