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Post by whisker on Sept 20, 2011 21:19:21 GMT
Some flowers actually start to bloom in Autumn!
Kaffir lily
euphorbia - comon name - spurge
Euphorbia generally gives out a milky substance from the stems, which can cause irritation to the skin.
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Post by penny on Sept 21, 2011 14:15:46 GMT
Lovely flowers, won't be long & we'll see lots of autumn colors!
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Post by whisker on Sept 21, 2011 14:20:40 GMT
Lovely flowers, won't be long & we'll see lots of autumn colors!
 penny! I don't get a lot of autumn colour in my garden. Seems to go from scraggy to winter! LOL! A nice Japanese maple would add nice colour all year round, I think. |
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Post by elaine on Sept 24, 2011 18:26:30 GMT
The flowers look lovely against, the green background of the page. There are so many pretty flowers still about too, and Whisker, you have captured them beautifully too. I love the Kaffir Lilly, don't think I have ever seen one before either
I will have to go out in the garden, as It looks so bright, with the Sunflowers, and Rudbeckia. I think Autumn flowers can look stunning.
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Post by whisker on Sept 24, 2011 18:31:20 GMT
thanks you elaine! Good to see you posting!
I love the colour of the kaffir lily. They grow from bulbs and are quite tough. they spread a lot from both seed and bulbs. another lily that comes out closer to November is the nerine lily. I think it's gorgeous. It's a vibrant pink.
I don't have any though. Might buy a pot of two of it in the garden centre. ;D 
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Post by elaine on Sept 24, 2011 18:49:41 GMT
It is the colour I like too. I saw pots of Cyclamen today, and it was pale pink, and a deep cerise too, looked lovely. 
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