From Meavy Garden Society Members

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From Brenda Burt’s Garden

From Brenda Burt’s garden, photos of her “Angel’s Fishing
Rods” (Dierama)

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From Chris Gibson’s Garden

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From Janet Moore’s Garden

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From Janet Pattison’s Garden

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From Marian and Derek Hall’s Garden

Alliums	Unique bird box – Derek used to be a postman!
Bees loving the Alliums	Marian and Derek’s garden

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From Martin and Brenda Burt’s Garden

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From Joice Reith’s Garden

The first photo is Joice underneath her Handkerchief Tree, which Joice
says took 20 years to flower! The second one is the Handkerchief Tree.

The next photo is Joice in her greenhouse with some of the many
Succulents and Cacti that she grows.  Joice and her late husband used
to run a nursery, specializing in cacti and succulents and she has a wealth
of knowledge about these plants.

The 4th photo is some of the Succulents and Cacti.

A few more photos from Joice Reith’s greenhouse of her Succulents and
Cacti.

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From Cyril Sparey’s Garden

On the left is Cyclamen, on the right is Hellebores.

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From Lawrence and Stephen Pine’s Garden

Fuchias
Lawrence in the garden	Iris Ensata
Rose William Shakespeare 2000	Stephen in the garden
Watsonia	Japenese Shield Fern
Hosta Borwick Beauty	Geranium Magnificum
Roscoea Cautgeyoides	Stephen holding his Arisaema Costatum
Sarracenia Hybrid	Arisaema Costatum
Sarracenia Hybrid	Stephen and Lawrence’s conservatory
Tulbaghia Fairy Lights	Roscoea Cautgeyoides Purple Form
Poppies.  The poppies are significant because of the centenary of the 1st WW and Meavy Garden Society has an extra category for our Summer show, which is a container of poppies.  It looks as if Stephen has a made a good start!
Angel’s Fishing Rods (Dierama )	Poppies
Rose	Rose and Japanese Iris

The two photos below are of Stephen’s ECHINOPSIS, which he says only flowers for
about 3 days.

The remainder are general photos of their garden.

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From Kay Moore’s Garden

Kay’s garden	Kay’s top lawn
Kay’s Purple swing seat	Kay’s circular arbour
Lower garden	Totem pole
Macramé hanging from cherry tree	The hare
The cherub	Steel arbour
Echium – grown from seed!	The little bust under the Acer
An elephant in the garden

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November Glory

Moor from Kay Moore’s Garden

The weather for this Autumn has been glorious. It has been officially the warmest Halloween since records began. Today, on the 1st November, I went into the garden to do some tidying up and was amazed by the number of plants still in flower and the amount of colour still in the garden. There are Cosmos, Dwarf Morning Glory, Feverfew, Oxeye Daisies, Hebe, and a Wall Flower in blossom. There were so many lovely flowers that I have taken a few photos for you to enjoy. Perhaps, you can take some photos of your own garden during this month and add them to the page for other members to enjoy and compare!