Still no sign of winter, with not even a hint of frost. Unfortunately, due to my broken wrist I could only take photographs with difficulty, so apologies for any out of focus pictures.
Iris (16th)
Coronilla: this plant has not stopped flowering all year. (16th)
red rose (16th)
Rose 'Fairy' (16th)
Loncinera: a flower with a perfume, which is unusual in winter. (16th)
Banksia rose in bud (16th)
Daphne: another scented winter flower (19th)
Cotoneaster berries: liked by the birds (19th)
Leeks in the vegetable garden (19th)
Although the borage leaves are suffering from mildew, the flowers are still flourishing. (19th)
The rhubarb thinks spring has arrived. (19th)
Campanula (19th)
Hellebore (19th)
Primula (19th)
The snowdrops are starting to make an appearance. (31st)
Anemone (31st)
Raspberries: still going strong (31st)
Hellebores (31st)
A red Hellebore (31st)
Bergenia (31st)
Primulas under an old apple tree. (31st)
Scabious (31st)
Cyclamen (31st)
Crocus (31st)
Heitor Villa-Lobos – Five Preludes for Solo Guitar – Prelude No. 3