October colour in the garden

 The garden is changing now but is having a last hurrah before Autumn really gets going.  Rose Frilly Cuff is flowering again.

 This small and dainty Japanese anemone Bowles' Pink has been in flower for weeks.

 Rose Ferdinand Pichard is also flowering again - the first time he has repeat flowered.

 Aster September Ruby (I think) is almost fluorescent and does not want to be ignored.

 Helianthus Lemon Queen is adding a bright sunshine yellow.

 Aster Ericoides has delicate, small pale lilac flowers which are loved by bees.

 A miscanthus adds an elegant stateliness and moved beautifully in the wind.

 Aster Little Carlow is reliable and lovely.  Once the flowers have been visited by the bees, the centre turns red.

 Dahlia Merkii, looking a bit bedraggled.

 Hydrangea Confetti, which was a new plant this year and has done really well.

 Cyclamen Hederifolium with beautiful marbled leaves.

 An unnamed fuchsia which has flowered non-stop all summer and is still going strong.

I found this skeletonised leaf which had got caught on a box bush and thought it was beautiful.  There is still lots to enjoy in the garden.

Wall update: we agreed on a fence and got in touch with the builder, but he has not responded, which is really disappointing.  We are going to get another company to give us a quote...