Through the Garden Gate October
The wind and rain and reduction in daylight hours has had a major impact in the garden this month! Many of the flowers have gone over with only a few having it's finest moment!
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The colour of pink and purple have been dominating the garden.
The Chrysanthemum has bought a fresh vibrancy to the cutting border, it has spread into a huge clump providing the house with many vases of flowers this month!
What are the highlights in your garden this month?
It is always wonderful to see other gardens and watch their development during the year. If you want to join in with Through the garden gate each month please let me know in the comments below and I will add your site.
Sarah x
No true gardener can resist the temptation of a clearance sale. I look forward to seeing the new blooms next year. The abundance of the color pink looks fabulous which makes me hope you bought more pink roses!
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Sarah, thank you for inviting me to participate in the Dorset zoom group meeting. I was unable to participate that day. I really appreciate the chance to participate though.
ReplyDeleteMy garden is finished but not cleaned up completely yet. I planted garlic yesterday and picked the last four cucumbers though.
Amazing you have still been picking cucumbers! You might find this website useful Somerset and Dorset Family History Society useful https://sdfhs.org/. Your ancestors would have been in East Dorset.
DeleteI'm a little envious of all the flowers you still have, Sarah. Mine went over ages ago. Autumn seems to be a time to have a good tidy up. I cleaned out our shed recently too.
ReplyDeleteDespite the weather your garden is still looking beautiful. Those chrysanthemums are stunning. Hope you don’t get too much of Storm Ciaran. It seems to be doing it’s worst over here! B x
ReplyDeleteThe flowers in your garden are amazing! I'm looking forward to seeing the spring blooming next year in your garden. No gardener can resist the offer in your garden centre.
ReplyDeleteIt's exciting seeing what's blooming. My red roses are just starting to come into colour now.
ReplyDeleteA delightful visit to your October garden, Sara.Your collage emphasises the pink/purple pallete throughout. I would love some that green grass I spotted. It is extremely dry here.
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