Whats Looking Good November

Hawthorn berries

 

1st november and the Brugs are having another go.

 

Our local Parish Church this afternoon


Jenny namaste

 

Some pictures from the garden this month:
Fox gloves ready to outgrow my baby olive tree and variegated Hebe from cutting settling in well on the right

Caucasian wingnut just took on Autumn colour this week and a rainbow showing slightly on the right of the picture

Euonymus alatus to the left of Prunus incisa Kojo no mi behind a staghorn sumac with their Autumn colour

purple leaves Berberis with better colour now

Geranium flowering again


Also posted a video of how the garden looked today here.
Happy gardening!

 

Schlumbergera :-





Geranium :-



Chrysanthemum :-



Euphorbia :-


Tricyrtis :-

 

Grasses alight in this morning's sun.

Panicum Northwind, with Cortaderia Pumila behind.



Miscanthus Gracillimus.



Miscanthus malepartus.



Bank of grasses, shrubs and perennials.

 

Lovely images @Plantminded. Miscanthus really earn their keep at this time of year. This is 'Starlight' back-lit this morning.

 

Thank you @LunarSea, your M. Starlight's looking good .

 

Arum italicum, freshly opened


Cotoneaster salcifolius Rothschildianus fruit


Camellia sasanqua Hugh Evans


Camellia sasanqua Narumigata


Berberis/Mahonia oiwakensis lomarifolia flowers



Berberis/Mahonia oiwakensis lomarifolia the leaves are the other feature of this plant, long, pinnate, glossy and not that spikey either.


Buddleia forrestii


Salvia greggii Raspberry Ripple


Salvia rosmarianus


Salvia microphylla Kew Red


Salvia corrugata

 

Love the lomariifolia @NigelJ !

 

Love those early camellia
Jenny

 

Chrysantemums, saved from the last year. Need to label this time and make pots by height. Actually you never know how naturally tall they'll be when buying small flowering pots.

 

Myrtle berries. Bought this as a 2-litre pot a couple of years ago and it's at least doubled in size, this is the first time I've noticed berries on it.


Hardy Geranium


Toad Lily


Achillea



Persicaria


This is one of the tiny fuchsias I bought from Morrisons in the spring; they were planted out on a dry slope so it was a very tough summer for them.


Borage


Salvias. Both car boot buys so exact varieties unknown.


Surprise showing from the Spiraea, along with some sedum


Nasturtiums