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Garden Photo Challenge: Weeks 31 – 40

At this point he year long Garden Photo Challenge had passed the half way mark! Below you will find the Collages I made of  the photos I took each day. By arranging them into a weekly collages you will see the variety of interest I can found in my small garden during late Autumn and on into the Winter months.

If this is your first visit to Leaves From My Garden you might like to read about why the Challenge took place which you can do here

To see the Collages for the Weeks 1 – 10: April 7th – 15th June 2017 you need to click here

For the Collages for the Weeks 11 – 20: 16th June – 24th August you need to click here

And to see the Collages for the weeks 21 – 30: 24th August – 2nd November you can see those here

And if you would like to you can follow me on Instagram here

Week 31: 3 – 9 November 2017

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-313rd November – Iris foetidissima berries

4th November – Fuschia magellina

5th November – Japanese Maple

6th November – Convolulous cneoram

7th November – Leaves of Acer and Cyclamen

8th November – Japanese Maple

9th November – Acer palmatum Little Princess

Week 32: 10 – 16 November 2017

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-3210th November – Kaffir Lily – Schizostylis

11th November – Skimmia japonica buds

12th November – Penstemon variety unknown

13th November – Last of the autumn leaves of Japanese Maple

14th November – Autumn leaves on the Winter-flowering Jasmine

15th November – Cytissus ‘Porlock’

16th November – Red berries on the Aucuba

Week 33: 17 – 23 November 2017

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-3317th November – Dovecote and Wisteria

18th November – Deschampsia cespitosa ‘Goldtau’

19th November – Last leaves and dew drops on Acer

20th November – Berries on the Honeysuckle ‘Ever’

21st November – Helenium ‘Sahin’s Early’

22nd November – Honeysuckle berries

23rd November – Nandina domestica

Week 34: 24 – 30 November 2017

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-3424th November – Pink Heather – Erica ‘Lucie’

25th November – Primula vulgaris

26th November – Chimonanthus praecox

27th November – Dwarf Pine in twilight

28th November – Strawberry-leaved Potentilla

29th November – Helleborus corsica

30th November – Goji Berry

Week 35: 1- 7 December 2017

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-351st December – Sunlight on Seedheads of Deschampsia

2nd December – Berries of Iris foetidissima

3rd December – Grevillea ‘Canberry Gem’

4th December –  Cauliflower

5th December – Orange Icelandic Poppy

6th December – Seedheads of Ceratostigma ‘Lice Forest Blue’

7th December – Autumn colour on Strawberry leaves

WEEK 36: 8 – 14 December 2017

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-36 8th December –  Helleborus foetidus

9th December – Sarcococca confusa

10th December – Hazel catkins

11th December – Clematis cirrhosa calycina

12th December – Frost on Veronica leaves

13th December – Chive seedheads

14th December – Pine needles in sunshine

WEEK 37 : 15 – 21 December 2017

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-3715th December – Tree heather in bud

16th December – Heuchera ‘Marvellous Marble’

17th December – Frost on Chamaecyparis thyoides ericoides

18th December – White Heather blossom

19th December – Berries of Nandina domestica

20th December – Dew drops on dwarf Pine

21st December – Pennisetum alopecuroides with dewdrops

WEEK 38: 22 – 28 December 2017

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-3822nd December – Dew drops on Japanese Maple

23rd December – Rose hips on the fence

24th December – Berries on the Aucuba

25th December – Brussels Sprouts

26th December – Primula

27th December – Sarcococca confusa

28th December – Frosty bridge over the Norwegian stream garden

Week 39: 29 Dec 2017 – 4 Jan 2018

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-39 29th December – Hellebore buds – variety unknown

30th December – Hellebore – variety unknown

31st December – Cyclamen hederafolium

1st January –  Yellow Crocus

2nd January – Cornus ‘Midwinter Fire’

3rd January – Rosmarinus ‘Prostratus’

4th January – Hedera helix ‘Erectus’

WEEK 40: 5 -11 January 2018

The-Garden-Photo-Challenge-to-prove-that-even-a-small-garden-can-be-interesting-all-year-Collage-of-photos-for-week-40 5th January – Clematis cirrhosa calycina

6th January – Lithodora ‘Heavenly Blue’

7th January – Winter Flowering Jasmina

8th January – Helleborus foetidissima

9th January – Primroses pink variety unknown

10th January – Strawberry Tree fruitlets

11th January – Helleborus corsica flowers

And for the Final Collages of the Challenge you can see them here

 

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