The Garden in November

In between rain and hail showers, over the course of the day I managed to get around the garden to see what was in flower. (Lots of photos - feel free to skip.)

Coral Charm herbaceous peony:

Somewhat battered by the rain.

Portuguese squill, close to finishing:

Scented pelargonium, just starting:

Chinese ground orchids, none properly open when I took the photos:

Columbines and echiums:

I found a daylily!

The roses are just starting their first flush of blooms:

Digger's sppedwell is flowering all over the place:

A bit of a cheat as there are only buds on this kangaroo paw:

Wirilda - Acacia provincialis

This Calothamnus is looking very bedraggled:

Grevillea "Bronze Rambler":

Yellow buttons (Chrysocephalum, used to be Helichrysum):

Eremophila:

Melianthus and Euryops daisy in front:

Lavender:

Alstroemeria:

Kniphofia:

Bearded (and wet) iris:

Carpobrotus (pig face):

Sweet peas:

Foxgloves:

Aeonium:

And that's probably about enough! It isn't everything, but this post is getting too long.