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| Sorbus and winter jasmine |
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| Rose hips and nameless shrub |
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| Continus with paperbark maple in front |
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| Cotinus, many of the fallen leaves are now in the dyepot |
Wednesday, 9 November 2016
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| Sorbus and winter jasmine |
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| Rose hips and nameless shrub |
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| Continus with paperbark maple in front |
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| Cotinus, many of the fallen leaves are now in the dyepot |
love that last photo with the stick & terracotta pots what is the leaf?
ReplyDeleteThats Herb Robert, considered a week by most gardeners, its a member of the geranium family and is very pretty, the leaves will turn red and dye quite well. It has small pink flowers.
ReplyDeletePretty "weed"! Thanks Debbie. A little beauty this morning is very much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteWe have a native plant in Texas with the common name "stork's bill" ... it bears a striking resemblance to the "weed" in your last picture, and I discovered it too is a member of the geranium clan.
ReplyDeleteIt could be the same plant it has a long stork's bill looking seedpod.
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