Thursday, October 29

Late flowers

Posted by Sue Garrett at 3:56 pm

16 comments:

  1. tpalsOctober 29, 2020

    I see a color theme in your late blooms. :)

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    1. Sue GarrettNovember 01, 2020

      It's strange isn't it tpals how different times of year seem to favour certain colours?

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  2. Lisa at GreenbowOctober 30, 2020

    Gorgeous blooms and you still have flies!

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    1. Sue GarrettNovember 01, 2020

      I've never thought about it before, Lisa nit we seem to have flies all year round.

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  3. Rustic PumpkinOctober 30, 2020

    So beautiful, and you even have a late pollinator visiting on one of them!

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    1. Sue GarrettNovember 01, 2020

      I think it was drinking from the water droplets, Deborah

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  4. NadezdaOctober 30, 2020

    Nice fuchsia Sue!These are the last flowers but such pretty.

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    1. Sue GarrettNovember 01, 2020

      Fuchsias do seem to hang on for quite a while Nadezda

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  5. JoNovember 01, 2020

    All purples. It's nice to have some colour around still at this time of year.

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    1. Sue GarrettNovember 02, 2020

      Must admit the cosmos was more pink than the photo shows, Jo

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  6. SnowbirdNovember 01, 2020

    What beautiful shades of purple! xxx

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    1. Sue GarrettNovember 02, 2020

      Michaelmas daisies remind me of primary school, Dina. I used to pick some from our garden and take them when that sort of thing was the sort of thing children do,

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  7. Bonnie KNovember 01, 2020

    Beautiful! I needed a pick me up.

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  8. ShirleyNovember 03, 2020

    Yes agree with everyone above, Sue, lovely blooms and colours you have here. That aster looks familiar, it could be the same as mine. I really need to move it to a viewing spot from my gardenwatch window as miss out on its late colour when its round the side of the house and out of sight.

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    1. Sue GarrettNovember 03, 2020

      My aster isn’t visible from the house either, Shirley.

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