Tuesday, 19 November 2024

November garden

 

November garden

 
Antirrhinum, snapdragon, bunny mouth


Nasturtiums

Variegated nasturtium leaves. The marbling on these leaves is beautiful.

                            Herb Robert - Geranium robertianum

I love this wildflower that grows so freely in the garden. The foliage turns red as the plant matures. The leaves and flowers are edible, fresh or dried, and can be made into a tea. It is thought to repel mosquitoes if the leaves are rubbed on the skin.


Mahonia japonica flowers from late autumn to early spring and is a valuable source of pollen for early bumblebees. It has a strong sweet scent, a delight on a still winter day.

                                Three of the stages of raspberries 

Raspberries

I ate two  raspberries from the garden on Wednesday. I don’t think the rest will ripen now.

Courgette with teaspoon for comparison of size

This is from our courgette plant. I think it will be fine, maybe stuffed.


                                             Sweet pepper


                                                    Chillies

Begonia fuchsioides indoor plant in the last days of its summer holiday. It will have to come back into the conservatory soon.

5 comments:

  1. Meanwhile, I am getting a Bleak November post ready. You have quite a garden and you photograph it well.

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  2. Thank you for the bright colors today.

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  3. Wow, that you garden is still going strong

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  4. These fresh produce are looking so good

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