It is Autumn proper now. The leaves are falling and plants are changing their leaf colours. There are still some plants in flower, such as Salvia Cerro Potosi above...
and Nachtvlinder.
Aster Little Carlow is coming to an end,
Liriope Muscari is still looking good.
Clematis Prince Charles has put out a second flush of flowers. The drought stopped it earlier in the summer.
We have had the most beautiful blue skies.
Japanese Anemone Bressingham Glow has been flowering since the end of July but is coming to an end now.
Blueberry Goldtraube is putting on its Autumn show...
the two plants I have gave me lots of blueberries this year and are such lovely plants to have in the garden.
Hydrangea Dark Angel is also showing its autumn colours.
The low sun made some lovely shadows on the wall this afternoon.
The pyracantha has got lots of berries this year. It has been with me for three years or so and is now starting to look good. It is against a wall in a north facing border, so is providing a lovely splash of orange.
Finally is the very exotic looking flower of Fatsia Japonica. It did this last year too - put out its flower just as the weather started to get colder. I hope it manages to last a little longer!
