The Acers really come into full glory in Autumn and this year is no exception.

You'll see some more photos of the Acers as you work your way down the page.

There are a few different types of berries around the garden so the birds should be fine.

The Hydrangea heads will be cut soon to take to Linda at Merrywood.

The veg beds on the right have been battered about a bit. Hope at least some of the Brassicas under the nets have survived.

It's lovely to see the leaves changing colour but it seems a shame that they have to die to do so.

The Cotinus is various shades of red.

This Rose seems to be flowering well in front of the shed.

Not sure that these pyracantha berries look too appetising but perhaps they do to our feathered friends.

The Sedum are getting darker and darker each month.

This Cyclamen (and a friend or two) came from Christine's when she was clearing her beds etc. Happy to have rejects like this!

Not sure why these are still flowering (not many flowers now) but they're very welcome.

The Heuchera are still adding a lot of colour.

These Primula need planting out but it's too wet today so they'll have to wait until it fairs up a bit.

 

Not sure why the Honeysuckle's having another go at flowering either - probably because it's been so mild. We've only had one frost so far this Autumn. That's maybe why the Pampas is going great guns as well.

The Eucalyptus doesn't seem any worse for being blown over earlier in the year.

This Rose bud is the last one clinging on to the frame on the left.

These delicate little leaves are on a bush underneath the Silver Birch

The Euonymus have settled in to these beds nicely.

There's quite a bit of Ivy around the garden. Some of it less welcome than other bits but it makes for interesting seed heads.

This is what our garden looked like a couple of days earlier with the first frost of the season.

Some shrubs have leaves that turn yellow in Autumn. This lovely Choisya has yellow leaves all year round.

The three photos above were taken in our front garden just to show that there is something there.

That's it for this month - hope you enjoyed the tour.