It seems November is a bit of a strange month. Not a lot about or it is just the start of a number of things that are just getting going like the agapanthus (which I didn't take photos of as there are a lot of heads and only one flower, but then I am sure you all know what they look like). I also have a few things I have 'borrowed' from other gardens that I am not sure what it is. Perhaps you could help me? Lets get going.
The Jacaranda is blooming away like a mad thing. Shame the camera doesn't quite capture the correct colour |
Begonia from a client |
This is one of the smaller breeds of Hydrangea only meant to get to 60cm. I just wish it would be blue |
This foxglove was amazing, it is on it's last legs now |
Strawberries are going great. The snails and I are having a great feed. Mr R asked why we don't get so many strawberries. She who waters gets to eat :o) |
Another 'borrowed' feathery shrub. |
This Sedum is confused between spring and autumn |
Limonium or statice flower, these guys are tough and add a bit of colour to a sandy soil |
I think I can remember putting these bulbs in but not what they are called. They are hiding under my crepe myrtle ground cover |
Ceratopetalum gummiferum or NSW Christmas bush. My Nana had a massive one of these I just have to find the right spot to make him happy in the garden |
Hi Jen. You have some amazing blooms. I love the color on the Jacaranda. You had mentioned that the camera did not pick it up correctly so it must even look more beautiful in person. I enjoyed visiting. Happy GBBD!
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