A collection of archival photographs documents the variety of gardens tended by residents across Oxfordshire over several years.
The period marking the shift from summer to autumn presents numerous tasks for those maintaining domestic gardens.
These include removing spent flowers, readying planting areas for autumn specimens, gathering remaining summer produce, and establishing bulbs that will bloom in spring.
The rural character of Oxfordshire has long attracted gardening enthusiasts, a tradition evident in imagery spanning the early 2000s.
Robin Harris coordinated open garden events in East Hagbourne.
One photograph captures the grounds of Tudor House during 2006.
The compilation features gardens recognised for their quality, including those honoured through the Bicester in Bloom initiative.
It also highlights recently established planting schemes at educational institutions and neighbourhood facilities.
Among the preserved images is a photograph documenting David Cameron unveiling a garden at Springfield School in Witney, shown seated within a pergola structure.