October is gone but certainly won't be forgotten. It has been a stormy month, in more ways than one. The days have passed in a blur for the most part but things are calming now.
I'm looking forward to November, a month to cosy up, building energy reserves for the pandemonium ahead.
The garden is slowing down, though the general mildness of October has encouraged more grass growth. I can't quite believe we are still mowing the lawn.
The berries are still plentiful. There hasn't been a cold snap to entice our feathered friends to strip the branches of their bounty. All in good time, I wager.
My moodboard looks sparse this month. Just a few colours. I am particularly taken with the burgundy and green of the elderberries. Nature really does produce the best colour palettes.
The colours is nature are so beautiful. I've got so much to do in the garden, it needs a tidy up and I've got bags of bulbs to plant. Happy November x
ReplyDeleteI love your garden mood boards, and look forward to them every month.
ReplyDeleteLeanne xx
Really beautiful, I love seeing the different things we all have growing :)
ReplyDeleteYour mood boards are so inspirational - I'd like to stitch those elderberries on some linen...Chrissie x
ReplyDeleteWinderful mouldboards Bee and lovely post. Xo
ReplyDeleteI too am a fan of your moodboards ;-)!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend! Mirjamxx
I've given up on our grass for now - I'm telling myself it will provide a nice cosy jungle for passing hedgehogs and the like! Lovely mood board again - the colours in those elderberries are truly beautiful x Jane
ReplyDeleteHow right you are in saying that Nature brings us the best colour palettes. This is simple, crisp and beautiful, thank you for sharing Bee. Enjoy cosy times this November xox Penny
ReplyDeleteWishing you a healthy and happy November, Bee. Your mood board is very cheery xo
ReplyDeleteThe burgundy and green is gorgeous - a beautiful colour combo, well done nature!! x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo Bee!
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying this berries this year too, and I am still hoping to fit in another mow, it all still looking pretty long! have a good November, Heather x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shades of red in those berries. Is it me or are there absolutely loads of berries this autumn? Apparently that means we're having a cold winter...I hope not! xx
ReplyDeletei hope november gives u the peace and rest u need! mezz x
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, love the hints of bright colour with all that green. Let's hope for a more calm November. Thank you for sharing and have a lovely Sunday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Need to go outside and find something for my moodboard this month. It's mostly mud out in my garden right now, ha ha...
ReplyDeleteI love your mood board and you are right, nature does provide the most beautiful inspiration Sarah xo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful moodboard :-)
ReplyDeleteLook at the gorgeous colours! Looks like Christmas is on its way.....
ReplyDelete:-)
Carly
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I think your mood board is really rather beautiful, it doesn't look sparse at all :) And Carly's right, it definitely has a festive feel in terms of colour :)
ReplyDeleteyou're right, the elderberries look beautiful! I wouldn't say this looks sparse. you've styled this so well!
ReplyDeletethe berries are beautiful - and I love the palette - not sparse at all - just well curated!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.....
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day!
/Lotta