What's Looking Good October 2024

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  1. Plantminded

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      Autumn in my garden

      Pelargonium

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      Clematis 'William Kennett'

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      Gladiolus

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      Ginko biloba

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      Stephanandra incisa 'Crispa'

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      Oak leaves, Quercus robur

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      Primula vulgaris

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      Clematis 'Ville de Lyon'

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      Anemone hupehensis 'Elfin Swan'

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      • pete

        pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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        Lithops are coming into flower.
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            They're great @pete ! I grew some from seed this spring but unfortunately the snails got them. And they were showing a good range of leaf variation too.
             
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              Slightly cheating as these are in glasshouse
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              Nerine (sarniensis I assume)
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              Achimenes inferno
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              Brugmansia Grand Marnier having another flush of flower

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              Roscoea - this will go in the garden in late spring.
               
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                That’s not cheating @CarolineL, you’re just providing the right growing conditions :biggrin:.
                 
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                  Thank you @Plantminded ! My garden is so wet that it certainly isn't providing good growing conditions!
                   
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                    I won't be mowing this area for a while.

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                    Schizostylis coccinea (Kaffir Lily)

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                    Rudbeckia 'Rustic Dwarf'

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                    Persicaria 'Darjeeling Red'

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                      That area under the Acer looks magical @LunarSea !
                       
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                        Yeah we rarely get chance to enjoy the leaves on the tree before they're blown off :smile:
                         
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                        Rudbeckia in decline.

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                        View through Acer.

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                        Mahonia Winter Sun (before planting).

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                        I replaced an ancient woody Hydrangea with the Mahonia today.

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                          Alstromeria psittacina
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                          Salvia unknown species
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                          Eriolarynx australis (Iochroma australis and several other synonyms)
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                          Hydrangea daimingshanensis was bought as Dichroa the only one of the three in the garden to set fruit.
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                          Berberis sheridaniana
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                          Salvia microphylla "Kew Red"
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                          Salvia vitifolia
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                            Very nice day in the garden today.
                            Even had a butterfly making use of the basil mint flowers:
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                            Crab apple variety golden hornet looked good in the sun:
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                            Red stemmed dogwood had interesting coloured leaves:
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                            Little Ginkgo tree still has some of its bright autumn coloured leaves and Cotoneaster have good bright colour to their berries:
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                            Happy Gardening!
                             
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                              My mahonia is looking good just now too. A bee was enjoying the flowers too although I didn't manage to catch it in the pic
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