So do mine Flumpy. That one is Joyce's. I have flowers as well as fruit on my Japanese Quince at the moment so it is getting the seasons mixed up as well.
Ho yes sorry Marion, lovely autumn colours in your garden, my treas are now starting to turn Autumn, plenty leaves to pick up too , it's wet wet wet in the NW, what's it like in Bristol?
flumpy, I read there should be good autumn colours because of the wet weather in the spring but so many leaves are already falling that it's likely we'll miss out.
I love Autumn if it's dry Joyce, I remember as a child going on walks, playing conkers and kicking leaves , my favourite months are spring and summer, I love seeing the change from grey to green and bulbs popping there heads
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Pics of my acer - such lovely autumn colours.
Marion, hope you have had restful day without being too breathless.
Good evening glad looking at the garden is giving you pleasure
Sorry Marion, I'm just like my mum, I worry.
llovely pictures, does your rhodidendron always flower at this time of year?, mine flower in spring
So do mine Flumpy. That one is Joyce's. I have flowers as well as fruit on my Japanese Quince at the moment so it is getting the seasons mixed up as well.
Ho yes sorry Marion, lovely autumn colours in your garden, my treas are now starting to turn Autumn, plenty leaves to pick up too
, it's wet wet wet in the NW, what's it like in Bristol?
Dry, warm day in Bristol but rain forecast for tonight. Autumn colours are appearing so do not want wind to knock the leaves off the beautiful trees!
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Roll on Spring again hey, I noticed the more it rains the more the leaves are turning yellow
flumpy, I read there should be good autumn colours because of the wet weather in the spring but so many leaves are already falling that it's likely we'll miss out.
I love Autumn if it's dry Joyce, I remember as a child going on walks, playing conkers and kicking leaves
, my favourite months are spring and summer, I love seeing the change from grey to green and bulbs popping there heads 