Garden Views-010-October 2011

Another of our favourite October flowers Saxifrage fortunei ‘Pink Mist’ 22/10/11

Astilbe seed heads and Clematis orientalis seedheads inter mingled 20/10/11

Some of the earliest autumn leaf colour from Cornus sibirica ‘Alba’, before the leaves drop to reveal the deep red stems for winter interest. 20/10/11

One of our favourite signature plants which we grow masses of, Persicaria vaccinifolia. Great in pots/tubs as well. Flowers well into November, and then rusty covered leaves over winter until the new fresh green leaves form in late spring 20/10/11

Always reliable, longlasting autumn colour from Liquidambar styraciflua ‘Worplesden’ 28/10/11

The only useable pears this year from ‘Winter Nellis’ 23/10/11

The valley starts to wind down for autumn/winter…..28/10/11

Quince seem much more reliable than pears and now crop well most years, although splitting if not picked early enough is a common problem. Meech’s Prolific Quince 9/10/11

 

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