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23-Oct-2007, 07:50 AM #61
Hello to you xuxu987 - hope you enjoy all your visits to the TechGuy forums and it pleased me very much that one of your first posts was to my thread - thank you......regards Margaret
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Today is Guy Fawkes Day here in England although most firework displays and bonfire parties took place over the past weekend. However my dahlias have had their own display not withstanding the frosts we have had recently. The dwarf Chrysanthemums too are now beginning to take pride of place in the border and the first of the winter heathers are showing colour.

The trees are such beautiful colours too and the berries this year are so bright they look as though they have been varnished.......the blackbirds are have a choice this year!

Kind regards to everyone who visits my thread......Margaret
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thanks sooooooooooooooo much
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Today is Guy Fawkes Day here in England although most firework displays and bonfire parties took place over the past weekend. However my dahlias have had their own display not withstanding the frosts we have had recently. The dwarf Chrysanthemums too are now beginning to take pride of place in the border and the first of the winter heathers are showing colour.

The trees are such beautiful colours too and the berries this year are so bright they look as though they have been varnished.......the blackbirds are have a choice this year!

Kind regards to everyone who visits my thread......Margaret
Beautiful flower shots!
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06-Nov-2007, 05:55 AM #65
Your Dahlias & Chrysanthemums are lovely Margaret,
hope they flower for a few more weeks for you
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06-Nov-2007, 06:40 AM #66
Thank you ladies.......today is another glorious autumn day and so here are a couple of shots of my Coryopteris enjoying the sunshine.......these lovely days make you feel good to be alive and the aches and pains don't ache so much!!!!!

Hope your flowers are still as wonderful as ever Yvonne - I love to see the exotic blooms you post and am looking forward to the next batch.

kind regards as ever......Margaret
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06-Nov-2007, 01:36 PM #67
Margaret...lovely flowers!
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Lovely Coryopteris Margaret,

Thanks for the compliments, I always enjoy yours too,
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09-Nov-2007, 01:10 AM #69
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Thank you so much for the nice comments and the helpful tips. I have asked the moderator to change the title and hope the new one - Flowers from an English Garden - can be used.
I am posting a couple of my clematis which have been flowering for the past couple of weeks - hope you like them!

Kind regards Margaret
Beautiful flowers and good photos .
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13-Nov-2007, 10:09 AM #70
The leaves are falling thick and fast so mostly it is a clearing up operation in most English gardens at the moment. However I couldn't resist the charm of the late flowering Cosmos - lavender pink (most of you know by now that lavender is one of my favorite colours in the garden) and the contrast of the flowers, bud, and fruits on the Fuchsia......which led to admiring the dwarf yellow Chrysanthemum, the 'flowers' appearing on the Fattish and the 'find' of the month......a beautiful rose bud with a long stem which I cannot remember planting and has just appeared outside my bedroom window......and very welcome it is too.

Autumn has been kind to us this year and the colours amazing.......now for the winter show which has been promised by the weather forecasters!

regards to everyone.......Margaret
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Margaret, more lovely flowers!
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More beautiful Flowers Margaret,
we're preparing for some hot days next week, I'll have to put some shade cloth up
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14-Nov-2007, 08:37 AM #73
This must be a record for me - 2 posts in 2 days! However I would like to share this little tale with you........My husband came in a few minutes ago - very pleased with himself! He told me he had discovered a couple of pretty little yellow pansies and a dwarf Foxglove and he had taken photo's of them for me.

My husband is a lovely man but he is not very good at recognizing flowers......the 'pansies' are nasturtiums and the dwarf Foxglove is a little cosmo which has pushed up through the foxglove leaves! However he took a superb photo of our new rose so all is forgiven!!!!

Hope this brightens your day .......regards Margaret

p.s. Yvonne I envy your warm weather - we are expecting wintry showers and freezing fog!
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This must be a record for me - 2 posts in 2 days! However I would like to share this little tale with you........My husband came in a few minutes ago - very pleased with himself! He told me he had discovered a couple of pretty little yellow pansies and a dwarf Foxglove and he had taken photo's of them for me.

My husband is a lovely man but he is not very good at recognizing flowers......the 'pansies' are nasturtiums and the dwarf Foxglove is a little cosmo which has pushed up through the foxglove leaves! However he took a superb photo of our new rose so all is forgiven!!!!

Hope this brightens your day .......regards Margaret

p.s. Yvonne I envy your warm weather - we are expecting wintry showers and freezing fog!
Beautiful flowers!
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15-Nov-2007, 02:55 AM #75
Your Husband did well with the photos Margaret,
lovely flowers ......

It will be 35C in a few days & we are only allowed to water twice a week, so my plants will be a bit droopy, stay warm there,

Yvonne
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