What's Looking Good November 2022

@CarolineL yes it is and it really is too big for the size of garden, half died off in it's second year but it took off after that. I should have trimmed it while I could reach!!

 

A few fuchsias left


It was a bit windy when i took this.

 

Lovely @Logan, it's nice to see plants flowering into the autumn

 

Thank you @Michael Hewett there's only a few now but the roses go on for a long time but not as many.

 

It's mostly autumn colour now...

 

Acanthus sennii attractive foliage but vicious spines, flowers so so.

Buddleja glomerata

Arum italicum coming through in various places

 

What do you do with the Salvia confertiflora overwinter @NigelJ ? can yours stay outside . That buddelia has very unusual attractive foliage as well not full hardy though according to rhs .

 

There's not much there now but the Begonia semperflorens are still braving the November weather ...



Viola hederacea has a few flowers in a hanging 'thing' ...



The golden Euonymus looks nice and bright ...



Jasminum nudiflorum, which has fallen off its trellis and is hanging down the side of a wall ...



Rhipsalis pilocarpa ...



Rhipsalis campos-portoana ...

 

It is all looking great Michael. I can get cuttings of the Rhipsalis from Spain. Does it grow quickly like the other I have, the R baccifera?

 

I find it grows quite quickly @Victoria. It grows much faster than my R. baccifera. I find cuttings root easilly too.

 

Perhaps not looking good but still amazing for second half of November, A brug still flowering on the allotment.


And a confused Trachycarpus flowering. Usually happens in May.

 

Love the Euonymus @Michael Hewett. I wish I could have a couple here but the deer would devour them.

 

Frost is looking good today.

 

Hedychium 'luna moth'

Nerine Virgo