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Friday, 2 October 2015

October, is it?

October, beautiful colours
 Not in my garden, loads of summer colours
 Roses as good as in the summer
 I love these pom poms
 Must be tea time Grace is coming in,
along by the back door
 Violets starting to bloom
Strawberry blossom
 This tiny pansy, I will transplant it
We are loving the Indian summer we are having, every where is still in bloom, even our Magnolia tree has a couple of bright pink buds. We are enjoying the garden as a whole, some time soon the weather has to change and then these photo's will be all we have left. Next week the rain is due to arrive.
We are away this weekend, loads of photo's for my post on Sunday, weather should be good, looking forward to Saturday.

9 comments:

  1. Your garden is certainly in summer mode....it looks lovely.
    Enjoy your weekend and I hope the weather holds for you.

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  2. Lovely photos. Have a great weekend. Jx

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  3. I much prefer summer colours than autumn ones. Your rose is absolutely beautiful, I have a passion for yellow roses. Enjoy your weekend away.

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  4. Virginia Creeper goes such a gorgeous shade of deep red in autumn, it's lovely. Have a nice weekend.

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  5. Enjoy your weekend and safe journey.
    xx

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  6. The Indian summer is wonderful - we are hoping it continues until the end of the month as we are on holiday for a week soon. Beautiful colours in your garden still. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.

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  7. Lovely photo's here - thanks for sharing.
    Looking forward to seeing some more photo's on your return.

    Take Care

    All the best Jan

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  8. The weather has stayed so mild hasn't it, though we're a bit overcast here in Yorkshire today. So much beautiful colour still, have a lovely weekend xx

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  9. Your garden is quite lovely! We are enjoying very nice cool weather here.

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