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November garden notes

November has not diminished the colour in the garden.  Our little rowan tree is a riotous red and summer is hanging on with bright pink geraniums, lavender and even a Doris pink.  There are some lovely seed heads and Autumn in the garden has produced all sorts of surprises.

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  1. Superb colour in your garden - and the last photo is bliss. I just want to sit on that seat and meditate a while.

    Love

    S xx

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