As the season turns surprisingly slowly to autumn this year my garden is loosing it's overall beauty but with just a little observation many wonderful sights can still be seen. There is nothing better than pottering about finding delights at every turn.
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| My backdoor foot scraper hiding in the mind your own business. |
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| Courtyard colour |
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| This twinkles with the suns rays as they catch it in the afternoon |
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| The bees are still busy |
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| The sedum is doing extremely well this year |
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| Garlic chives gone mad with an autumn fling! |
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| Bay tree buds |
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| Allium seed pod. I really don't remember planting this but it reaches 6ft every year! |
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| Autumn crocuses amongst the pansies |
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| Can't remember the name of this plant but it's beautiful all the same. |
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| White Autumn crocus |
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| Callicarpa close up. They are hairy berries - very wierd. |
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| Callicarpa in all its glory. Such a treat in the early autumn. |
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| More white autumn crocus |
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| Wonderfully striking Lobelia |
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| The leeks I left from last winter. I will soon have loads of seeds for next year and pretty heads for the frost to fall on. |
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| Autumn raspberries for my tea. |
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| A newly cleared patch clawed back from the ivy filled with bulbs for year round interest. |
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| The prize of my garden at the moment a waterlily autumn crocus. |
