What's looking good in October 2015

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  1. Apple Blossom

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    Hi CharlieBot... I just love your pampas grass :wub2:

    We have just travelled back from our Spanish holiday home driving up through France and the area was just covered in lovely pampas grass... may I ask it is easy to control as I am thinking of trying to get my hands on some for the garden? :)
     
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    Good morning @Apple Blossom thank you my friend so pleased that you are now alright and have arrived back safely:smile:
     
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      Hi Woo... thank you for your kind comments..... I will over the next couple of days, if dry, take some photos of my roses and let you take a look at them for some of your wonderful advice :love30:
       
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        Hi @Apple Blossom they are probably sulking because you have been on holiday:heehee: mine always play up if I am not there;)
         
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        Sulking...... that's an understatement lol............... I think they have also spat their dummies out, thrown away all their leaves and decided to go bare for when I get back...
         
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          Come on all you peeps out there.......

          Where are all your pics, there's still a lot going on, surely someone out there has Asters, Cyclamen, Anemone Japonica, Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, Crocus, Colchicum.
          There are loads out there and we want to see them P L E A S E. :)
           
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          Sorry Anthony, my garden is pretty much shut down for the winter months because of the climate here, but give it a couple of weeks and I'll have some Pansy pictures. :)
           
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            There's still a lot of colour in the borders:hapydancsmil:

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              Lots of plants have flowered several times over the year when they were only supposed to flower once.

              The Clematis Armandii in my Acer Brilliantissimum has flowered at least 4 times this year and is flowering now.
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              As is the Kerria Japonica which has flower several times this
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              And the Mahonia Japonica has flowered several times this year too
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              The Primroses are out again
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              That includes the Choisya
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                Lovely pictures Armandii. :dbgrtmb: My Choisya has never bloomed....are they perfumed?
                 
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                Yes, they are, Sheal. This Choisya flowers normally about a week later than my Osmanthus delavayi so I sit in the Arbour which is in between both of them, with a glass of the red stuff, and the air is just full of scent from the both of them..........perfect!!:snork:
                 
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                  Hi Sheal,
                  They have a beautiful scent. Do you know what Orange Blossom smells like ? They're like that.
                  It always reminds me a little bit of old fashioned Pinks.
                   
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                    So I wonder what's holding mine back then? :scratch:
                     
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                    Not sure, as they like Sun or partial shade. You might try the old trick of feeding it some Tomato Feed in early Spring.:dunno::heehee:
                     
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