I have returned

Always a joy to see how your garden is progressing. It's looking very good, more 'high summer' than 'autumn' at the moment. Do you net the pond to keep out the leaves, or keep out predators?

Welcome back Dan- guess you'll soon be off again? Lots to do in a short time!

Lovely to see your return the pond and plants look great some lucky fish to have such a beautiful home.

Hi Dan, your garden does not look as though its ready to wind down yet although the net for the pond is a good idea, you'll no doubt be getting ready to start your new year at uni, the time goes so quickly, I cannot believe my grandaughter is about to start her third and final year, hope you are looking forward to it again..
Lovely to see your pics again....

Looks more like mid summer, beautiful.

Looking good! The pond looks great with all the planting around it. As though it's been there for years :-).

Gret photo of the pond with the fishes, Dan! Your garden is looking great.

Thanks everyone! Won't be disappearing too much this time! I only live 30 mins from uni so this year I'm commuting via car or train! So lots more garden time! Just made most of the summer seeing childhood friends who are all at different universities!

Your fish are lovely I do wish ours were more friendly!
Hang on to your Uni friends: they end up being there for life.

Wow, Dan, hasn't your pond come on beautifully. Last time I saw it it was in it's very early stages. It's a real credit to you.

Thats great Dan you shall have more gardening time also seeing your childhood friends.

The pond and surrounding planting looks great. Love your pagoda, adds a bit of the orient.

Pond is now netted and lookin very wintery! Most plants are now cut back and rest for winter!!

Its such a strange year Dan, my Marsh Marigolds and a blue plant , (Don't know what its called) are flowering again in the fishpond..Don't blame you living back at home as you live so close, proper meals and no problems with your washing, lol....

That’s it! And the fact we’re not fully back in until January so plenty of time to garden!