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Yes I know it is now November but just had to post this farewell to the Autumn garden.
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The Dahlias have been great at prolonging the flowering in this front border but have all been lifted now and stored in the garage for another year.
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They have flowered for months and provided much colour in the garden and house.
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Fuchsias are still flowering although last night's frost will no doubt bring the end of flowering.
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Sophie's rose a present from my brother and sister in law has flowered throughout the summer even though this was her first year. She has such a deep and lovely colour and great perfume.
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Rudbekias still flowering where the Delphiniums were it will be interesting to see how they both fare next year.
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Hydrangeas still with autumn colour.
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Ferns once again come into their own and this is a particularly nice one.