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| A Painted Lady on Symphyotrichum novae-angliae'Primrose Upward'. The warm sunny this week have seen good numbers of butterflies in the garden, after rather a scarcity of them all summer. |
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| Symphyotrichum'Little Carlow' - invariably outstanding. |
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| Colchicum speciosum'Atrorubens'. The colchicums have avoided being bashed about by the weather in this rather dry and sunny autumn. |
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| The crinkly segments of the Drakensberg version of Nerinebowdenii are very distinctive. |
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| Kniphofia'Cool Knip' |
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| Roscoea purpurea'Cinnamon Stick'. This species flowers for a very long time in late summer. |
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| Small Tortoiseshell on Argyranthemum 'Levada Cream'. |
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| Billowing masses of Symphyotrichum novae-angliae'Rosa Sieger': thinning the stems in spring gives them space to develop to maximum effect. |
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| Red Admiral on 'Rosa Sieger'. |