Autumn is well under way and Geilston Garden, near Cardross, welcomed visitors at the weekend to experience the bounty of harvest time.
Thee autumn celebration featured some of their bumper apple crop, games and trails. Visitors could crochet with "waste materials" with Sewsillylily, try rag rugging and see what Cardross Knitters could do with scrap wool.
Cardross Climate Action Network were on hand to show their work to boost biodiversity at the Station Garden and in Cardross Bay.
Alfred Howells
Chasing bubbles
David and Viv Peck
Eden Corbett
Eilidh Adam and Hannah Hutchinson
There were jellies on sale, including Geilston Apple Jelly made this year from discarded windfall apples.
Wildlife groups were on hand to talk about how to support inset live, and Helensburgh Beekeepers had some honey on sale.
The Ginger Breadman brought soup and bread lunch and the tea and cake stall.
Flora Corbett
All ages enjoyed the celebration of autumn
Having fun up the trees
Kate Moore and Jennifer Dean
Lorna Brown, Malcolm McNeal and Gillian Little
And local piper Phil Barlow and a "wandering minstrel" brought autumnal music to the gardens.
Friends of Geilston Gardens organised the seasonal celebration.
The next event at the gardens is a Mindfulness Meander, all day on Saturday, October 14.
Alfie Horn
Lottie Spencer again
Mya and Cora Scott
Nelson Family
Olivia Herbert
Rosanagh and Allie of Geilston
The Russellas
Tilly, Lottie and Alice Young
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