November flower grid

I've included a magnolia leaf because there are flowers on the tree.

Schizostylis, phlox, fatsia, geranium, gladiolus, crocosmia, pink strawberry, the small blue flower, ox-eye daisy, centaurea, 2 different pansies, 3 different hydrangeas, rhododendron, Welsh poppy, cosmos, verbena, petunia, lavender, herb robert, sedum, nemophila.

Also picked, but left in the box, a white strawberry - and found when walking back into the house a small white flower and fuchsia buds.

My garden is NOT a riot of colour!

The poppy is from our road.

And I could have included the neighbour's rose that I "tend", but I'd have had to get the secateurs out.

[Annie-Sue]

@beckyk365 are you going for it this year?

[Corinne C]

That's a lot of flowers and they all are beautiful. Nice composition

[Babs]

What a lovely collection.

[JackieR]

So good at these

[narayani]

Lovely

[Peter]

Very pretty lots of wonderful natural colours and textures Annie-Sue:)

[Annie-Sue]

@corinnec @onewing @30pics4jackiesdiamond @narayani @pcoulson thank you all - I enjoy this annual assessment of the passing of Summer and transition to Autumn / Winter. I can't make anything scientific of it yet tho'!

[Desi]

Seems to me you have a lot of lovely flowers to be found near you even if your own garden is not a riot of colour with all of these flowers right there

[Annie-Sue]

@seacreature all sorts of others elsewhere, particularly asters - which I do think I might get :-)