Flowering in my garden
 

During a quick walk around the garden today I saw the following in flower:

Fatsia Japonica
Viburnum bodnantense
Several hardy fuschia
Pelargoniums
Penstemons
Kaffir Lily
Japanese Anenome

Some I would expect, but with no frost to speak of yet, it really does seem
as though Winter will not be here for while yet.

--
David (South West Wales)

Flowering in my garden
 

"David" wrote in message
...
During a quick walk around the garden today I saw the following in flower:

Fatsia Japonica
Viburnum bodnantense
Several hardy fuschia
Pelargoniums
Penstemons
Kaffir Lily
Japanese Anenome

Some I would expect, but with no frost to speak of yet, it really does
seem
as though Winter will not be here for while yet.

--
David (South West Wales)



I'll see you and raise you:-
Forget-me-Nots
Red Campion
Wallflowers
Brompton Stock
Cornflowers
Nasturtiums ( not looking good though )

also, Hebe, Roses, Ceonothus, & Lavatera.

Andy

Flowering in my garden
 

Xref: kermit uk.rec.gardening:177769

Add to that clematis evening primrose and hollyhock
Chris ( Southampton)
"andrewpreece" wrote in message
...

"David" wrote in message
...
During a quick walk around the garden today I saw the following in
flower:

Fatsia Japonica
Viburnum bodnantense
Several hardy fuschia
Pelargoniums
Penstemons
Kaffir Lily
Japanese Anenome

Some I would expect, but with no frost to speak of yet, it really does
seem
as though Winter will not be here for while yet.

--
David (South West Wales)



I'll see you and raise you:-
Forget-me-Nots
Red Campion
Wallflowers
Brompton Stock
Cornflowers
Nasturtiums ( not looking good though )

also, Hebe, Roses, Ceonothus, & Lavatera.

Andy

Flowering in my garden
 

Add to that outdoor cherry tomatoes (Suffolk)
I can't really believe that they are still setting fruit, but they seem to
be!
I don't expect them to ripen though :-(

Cheers
Dave R

Flowering in my garden
 

"David W.E. Roberts" wrote in
:

Add to that outdoor cherry tomatoes (Suffolk)
I can't really believe that they are still setting fruit, but they
seem to be!

My Schizostylis are still flowering enthusiastically, and I also have some
primroses that seem to think Spring is here already!

I also have one monstrous mesembryanthemum seedling which seems to have
seeded itself from the summer into a left over wallbasket. It's vast,
though not flowering yet, but I am sure the frosts should have seen it off
by now.

I am inclined to leave it out and see if it produces a monstrous bloom for
Christmas, or next year.

Victoria
--
gardening on a north-facing hill
in South-East Cornwall
--

Flowering in my garden
 

In article , David
writes
During a quick walk around the garden today I saw the following in flower:

Fatsia Japonica
Viburnum bodnantense
Several hardy fuschia
Pelargoniums
Penstemons
Kaffir Lily
Japanese Anenome

Some I would expect, but with no frost to speak of yet, it really does seem
as though Winter will not be here for while yet.

We've just come home to see a large fat hedgehog.
--
Kay Easton

Edward's earthworm page:
http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm

Flowering in my garden
 

On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 23:45:49 -0000, "David"
wrote:

During a quick walk around the garden today I saw the following in flower:

Fatsia Japonica
Viburnum bodnantense
Several hardy fuschia
Pelargoniums
Penstemons
Kaffir Lily
Japanese Anenome

Some I would expect, but with no frost to speak of yet, it really does seem
as though Winter will not be here for while yet.

...and here in Hants I have a single miniature yellow rose blossom
about one third open. Doesn't look like yesterday's hard frost caught
it.

Regards,



--
Stephen Howard - Woodwind repairs & period restorations
www.shwoodwind.co.uk
Emails to: showard{whoisat}shwoodwind{dot}co{dot}uk

Flowering in my garden
 

On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 23:45:49 -0000, "David"
wrote:

During a quick walk around the garden today I saw the following in flower:

I have a white bacopa still flowering beautifully in a wall-hung pot,
also 3 clematis blooms in my Judas tree.


Pam in Bristol

Flowering in my garden
 

David wrote:

During a quick walk around the garden today I saw the following in flower:

Fatsia Japonica
Viburnum bodnantense
Several hardy fuschia
Pelargoniums
Penstemons
Kaffir Lily
Japanese Anenome

Some I would expect, but with no frost to speak of yet, it really does seem
as though Winter will not be here for while yet.

White Candelabra Primulas flowering through white winter flowering heathers -
that's a combo I've not seen flowering together before.
Still the same Rod - I've just let some weeds grow in my email address.
--
Rod
http://website.lineone.net/%7Erodcraddock/index.html
My email address needs weeding.