LOOKING UP
called the Bower Vine, it is almost treated as a weed here...it spreads everywhere and looks beautiful when flowering prolifically in late September through to October
however when they drop and wither, they leave piles like this to sweep up!
I hope there's something pretty to look at in YOUR garden at the moment!
Thanks for dropping by!
Take care of you
Alison xx
This is so pretty, it reminds me of something else, I'll have to look it up. I have a lovely red rose and my pink rose 'The Fairy' still flowering. Nature's gone mad.
ReplyDeleteLove this up/down set, Alison. It's funny, our yellow bell tree looks very similar to this, and we have little yellow flowers as ground cover underneath it too.
ReplyDeleteI have not come across these lovely flowers before - envying you the upward look. We have plenty of stuff fallen to the ground though!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. I too have never seen them before.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this plant before, how pretty it is. What a shame it's flowers are not long lasting. Mostly autumnal colours in our garden now, and already the trees are starting to lose their leaves.
ReplyDeleteI unexpectedly still have marigolds blooming in the garden - and plenty of dead leaves on the ground
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely flower.
ReplyDeleteWe are willing our pumpkin on..it's still very very green and there isn't long to go now..
Such a pretty flower.
ReplyDeleteActually I was sweeping up leaves today and thinking how lovely they looked, all still crisp
i was just thinking I need a nice day to get a photo of Ayla and the japanese acer outside that is turning a beautiful shade of pink/red/gold. Although it is getting a bit out of control.
ReplyDeleteNothing pretty in my garden at the moment so it was lovely to look at your photos x
ReplyDeleteNothing's blooming here as we had a very dry summer. A few rain showers lately, but now the leaves are falling and the grass is going dormant for the winter.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos Alison. I have some white lilies in a jug which are gorgeous but dreading when they start to fall as the pollen is such a pain to clear up. I know some people snip out the stamens but I think that the contrast between the white and orange is what makes them so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers Alison. All our stuff is dying right off, even though the roses look like they might just give us one last surprise.
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