There is a real feel of autumn in the air. So first this week in the garden is a lovely spider web – there were lots this morning.
In the wildflower meadow, the late summer – autumn flowers are out – first devil’s bit scabious. I love the colour of this flower.
Also in the meadow is knapweed. A great pollinator plant.
Autumn of course brings fruit. We don’t have much this year (cold, May with frost) and the brambly apples have got scab – for the first time ever.
Autumn also bring seeds heads – poppies being one of my favourite.
Thankfully there is still some colour – here from snapdragons.
Thank you to The Propagator for hosting Six on Saturday.
What beautiful photos you take! Do you have a special camera. I’m sure you don’t point and press and hope for the best, as I do. I particularly like the poppy seed head photo.
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Thank you . I use a Olympus pen camera, which I really like.
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What would my Sunday morning be without your Six to cheer me and make me want to garden. Lovely ❤
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Ahh thank you Brian. So glad you enjoy them
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Summer is fading fast… where has the time gone?
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I have no idea Eliza. Gone too fast for sure
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Yes, poppy seed heads are really the prettiest. I do love that spider web shot.
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Thank you Lisa. Glad you liked them
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Love the poppy seedheads and the snapdragons.
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Glad you liked them
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Just found a large patch of devil’s bit scabious on ‘our’ hill. Such a lovely colour but so difficult to photograph in the wind! Knapweed is pretty too. I agree with Jane. Lovely photos.
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Thank you. The knapweed and scabious seeds I collect locally and scattered them in the wildflower meadow and they came all by themselves
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Love them all. The devil’s bit spacious and the knackered – did you sow the seed for them initially or did they just appear?
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I was a bit lazy and just scattered seed in meadow but it worked 🙂
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Meant to be scabious and knapweed!
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