looks like a good bit of planning ahead
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I do like your Fuchsias, Logan…I tried mine indoors and they didn’t survive 
I grew them outside and they did well, so I brought them indoors before it got too cold…and they didn’t like that.
Thank you Pixieknuckles, fuchsias will die down even when they’re brought in. With the ones that i use for the baskets I just cut them back and put them in my small unheated greenhouse and put bubble wrap over the doors. The ones in the garden are hardy so I leave them in, they’ll die down and grow back late spring. These are them.
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So pretty! I’ll remember that for next season then, thanks! 
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Stunning 
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I had to buy a Fushia after seeing your photos Logan, and decided to find room in a bed where I can see it from our little living area…Just gotta wait until the season to come around again with new flowers…
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Thank you @PixieKnuckles , @DianneWoollie and @Minx
Those were cuttings that I took last year and over wintered them in the greenhouse because it was a bit too late to plant them.
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ive still got a couple of rose buds , , perhaps i should bring them in.
yours look lovely.
ive taken several fushia cuttings and they have rooted in water , im pleased about that .
ive potted them up now .
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I didn’t save the rose buds because they won’t come out well so they went in the bin.
That’s great about your fuchsias, I root them in water but I don’t let the roots get too long before potting them up and be careful with the roots they can be a bit brittle.
Not a lot of flowers but a lot of foliage.
This is holly
Don’t know this one but has tiny flowers with a strong scent
Hellebore
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They are lovely pictures
It must be a lot colder in Wiltshire I have only got some snowdrops and the bulbs are coming through but slowly .
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