Sunday afternoon.

Not so hot but still warmth
in the afternoon sun when
it does appear.

Fantastic Iceberg Rose.

After a trim back a month ago
these roses are back again.

Alchemist Gold.

Golden light in the Alchemist
Garden, tho its a bit colder its
a perfect place to sit.

Early Autumn Sun.

Catching the changing colour
of the leaves.

Super Star Rose.

This Rose has done well this
year, into another bloom.
Its about Twenty years old
now and only cost £1.00.
My son was very young and
very pleased with himself when
he presented it on mothers day.

Good Morning.

Morning light breaking through
the tree.The first thing to greet
you as you draw back the
bedroom curtains.

Prince Albert Apple Tree.

Time to pick those apples.
Look at the size of them!
YumYum.

Rose Hips

Plently of Rose Hips in the
garden, I tend to take these
off but a few can be left for
wild life. Some roses have
rose hips that look great.

William Shakespeare Rose.

I cannot get enough of this
beautiful Rose.

Baby Arabella.

I have two small Arabella Clematis
In the garden, this one has one
bloom left.

De La Hay.

The Rose I planted in the summer
is doing fine but I have not seen
many flowers.

Into The Greenhouse.

For Southgate the Fushia.
Repotted from the hanging
basket for the winter.

Lavender Seeds

Sprinkled on top, hope they
grow.

Autumn

Autumn in the garden and all
the wonderful autumnal light
and shades of green. The statue
( From the Botanical gardens Sydney)

Arabella.

This lovely clematis is starting
to go to sleep now but how
beautiful she looked all through
the summer. This is my favorite
Clematis it never stops blooming
through the summer months.

Gabriel A Statue Of All Seasons.

The Seasons are Changing and
already in the Garden the growth,
colour and that morning nip in the
air are creeping in.
I Love Change of season the garden
transforms itself into different light
and colour. Gabriel was our first statue,
sitting in heather and shades of Green.

Fantastic Viola's

These little plants are knock out.
Had them since last november as
winter flowering however they did
not start till March and from that time
have bloomed and bloomed.

Bee's Jubilee.

This clematis is coming to its end, but still has its
wonderful colour.
Grown in a small pot against a wall.

Perpetualy yours.

Cut this climbing rose back five weeks
ago to keep it neat around the arch.
The blooms keep coming, not a strong
scent on this rose but the colour
is beautiful.

I Spy.

Hello I'v spotted a Lilly
Years ago a Lilly was planted
here but it has'nt been seen
for a few years now, so what
sort of lilly is it?

Postcards From Roses.

September and we are both
still blooming and have a great
scent.

Bonsai

Took the top picture in Sydney
so I was inspired to have a little
Bonsai corner Myself. These little
trees have been with me for four
years now and have been a bit
neglected so dont look tip top.
lets start some t.l.c.

Queen Mother Full Standard.

Queenie is still blooming and is
a joy to see as you open the
door to the garden

Wild Flower Seeds.

Lots of dry seed heads to collect
My sons garden is a wash with wild
flowers he has grown.

Prince Albert Apple Tree.

Alberts apples are just ready
for picking. lots of apple pies
from these big apples.

Secret Garden.

First thing this morning I
opened the door to the
garden.
Hello secret garden.
It was wild and beautiful
after a few weeks away.

Port Key Home.****

Sydney. Australia. Back to blighty.

Norman & Gordon.****

I couldn't wind up my blog
from Sydney without a photo.
Norman the Norwich City
gnome and Gordon gnome.
Pictured here on my daughter
and my Son in laws' balcony
with thier herbs.

Into The Gardens.****

Botanical Gardens, Sydney Australia.