Autumn Colours at Exbury Gardens, New Forest, Hampshire UK

Magnolia grandiflora at Beaulieu village, New Forest, Hampshire, UK

Plants II

Passiflora Caerulea and Passiflora Amethyst and wine from Exbury gardens in autumn

Passiflora Caerulea

Passiflora Amethyst

The glass of red wine is from Exbury Gardens, New Forest, Hampshire.

Puya berteroana, Agave Attenuata and my collection of cuttings from Malta

Puya berteroana plant I bought at Eden project and Bay leaf plant

The three photos above are of cuttings I brought back in august 2012 from Malta. The plants seem to be adapting pretty well in my flat here in the UK. I really hope they all will flourish. 

Agave Attenuata is one of my favorite agave species as it looks like a flower itself

The small Agave Attenuata cutting I brought back in August 2012 from Malta. It's very unusual as it has 2 shoots coming from one agave. I really hope this agave will adapt and grow well.

                                                                    

My garden plants at the beginning of autumn II

Chamomil

Strawberries

Dahlia Decorative - Arabian Night blooming

My cactus cut-in collection, please help me with names

The little falling balls were abit harder to grow from a cut-in but it did grow in the end, only took me maybe about three cut-ins, also i use alot of little stones to make my pots looks prettier and make cactuses stick to the eground as the litte star like cactus on the right had barely any roots. 

Agavas, aloe and unknown cactus, if you do know any of the names of these cactuses please comment me, i really would appreciate it.

When I was in Cornwall, England few years ago these aloes were thrown out so i picked them up, they must of been sick because I had 2 pots of these aloes and one pot died and this is the last 3 cut-ins left but this summer I became very happy when I saw all the little ones growing. You have to be very patient with cut-ins, it takes alot of time for a plant to start growing. 

I brought this back from Malta this summer, one of them already died but i still have another three, so im sure one of them will survive and flourish.

This is from a cut-in when it was inside it didnt have the red ends but when i took it outside in summer it got these beautiful red tips. Its very easy to grow this from a cut-in, you dont always have to spend alot of money to get interesting plants.