Nelly and Max were far too busy snoozing on the new quilt!
"Dearest"- this one is a cutting from my mum, and she is the Dearest!
"Crepiscule"
"Jude the Obscure"
Smoke Bush - just beautiful and so delicate
My Tree Daliah - what is left after a windy day. It was double the size and loaded with buds, and one day I came home to it half on the ground. Very disappointing, but enjoying what is left.
Very proud of my African Violets.
I have FINALLY found the right position for them.
Penstimon
Leaucantha - white
A new Chook in the family - still settling in.
So much Autumn Joy!
Love it
Great snaps Annie, Hasn't the weather been wonderful of late, well it has been in SA.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos - I love Autumn too, but don't have your talent in the garden.
ReplyDeletei love that tree dahlia!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I adore those African Violets - they always remind me of my Gran; she had a little glasshouse especially for hers.
ReplyDeleteTree Dahlias often disappoint after a windy day. MS accidently broke off a large branch of a special white frilly one when mowing a customers lawn the other day. Customer was fine and gave MS the piece for me to grow. It is a huge piece so I will share some with you. I might give you a large stake to go with it!
ReplyDeleteAs always, Annie, everything in your garden is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI like the contrast between the leaves with autumn colours and the roses, that always speak of spring to me. Your garden looks so peaceful, I bet that you work many long hours in it.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful roses! Thanks for a good walk.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful peaceful walk through your delightful garden Annie. The smokebush is lovely and it was interesting to see the Tree Dahlia. I was given some pieces to plant and never got around to it. Will definitely do so :D)
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