Whats Looking Good November

Very pretty indeed.

 

Lovely shots @simone_in_wiltshire - that Geum one especially

 

I had feverfew in a previous garden round the corner. I do see it around the area now and again, along vegres and pavement edges, and I often wonder if it's from my original plant! I'd think it wouldn't be a particularly popular garden plant for many people round here.
I keep forgetting to post pix here, but I took a photo of my Mahonia about 10 days ago. It's even better now.

 

Still quite a few flowers making a show in our garden on a slope here in South Wales . Fuchsia’ Hawkshead’ my all-time favourite, philadelphus ‘petite pink’ leafless now, and a nice pot I made up of plants we grew ourselves except the ‘Winter Cherry .

 

Dahlia campanulata flower not fully open yet, but it might not reach the weekend with the cold nights.


Impatiens stenantha


Daffodil this clump is always early, but I've no idea what the variety is. Also doesn't always flower every year.

 

Tecomaria (Cape Honeysuckle) starting to bloom ... under the Tecomaria still blooming ...

 

Pyracantha ,come inside.

 

Gazanias still going. It is my first time with them and they were given me and I will continue to do them ...


Pandorea jasminoides still blooming ....


Close up of the Tecomaria (Cape Honeysuckle) flowers ...

 

First frost here this morning.

Cotoneaster Berried Treasure.



Pinus mugo 'Picobello'.

 

I don't miss it but it does look pretty. We had a frost in 2009 which ruined a few things.

 

Luckily, it doesn't last long here @Victoria . Rain tomorrow!

 

Fatsia japonica variegata and Spiders Web.

 

Only a small number of flowers about today after some recent not so good weather.
Darwin's barberry

Winter flowering jasmine

Winter flowering honeysuckle

Iberis

Ceanothus


Happy gardening!

 

Nearly December ... but the Osteospermums can't read a calendar!