What's Looking Good In September 2021

Some dahlia Unwins from seed , not so keen prefer the Bishops Children

The dahlia that refused to die , I don't like so don't lift it but it keep surviving the winter . I were certain it was a goner this year .

 

It is really lovely @Perki. Quite choc-o-bloc with interest and colour.

 

Close up of that verbascum, spot the bee.

Snapdragons

 

Such lovely colours Logan.

 

I think I spotted the bee @Logan
Your Snapdragons are lovely, I think I'll grow some next year.


Your garden is beautiful @Perki ...

 

Thank you @Victoria and @Michael Hewett

 

My favourite deciduous tree( Sorbus Sargentiana) It is not a huge tree but maybe not suitable for small gardens. I am lucky and have the space and planted 3 some years ago. While they look great now with the huge bunches of berries,come the end of the month they will be absolutely stunning turning all shades of scarlet, gold and purple. The great summer we have had should make their display even better than usual. A great tree if you have the space to grow it.

 

Another Hibiscus rosa-sinesis has come to life now our heat has gone down, "Peach Blow" a Double ...

 

@Victoria you've got some lovely Hibiscus.

 

Thank you Logan. I am "collecting" them now like some do Roses. I have a dozen now. I have a thread up on them ...

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis

 

Although called a Century Plant, they flower about 25 years or so. They can be dangerous when they fall though. At my friends' house last September ...

 

Just looked at your thread so pretty.

 

Thank you @Logan. Some pics from this morning ...

Solanum rantonneti and Aeschynanthus Radicans (Lipstick Vine) ...


Rhipsalis baccifera starting to flower ...


Bougainvilla at gate ...


Bougainvilla at house ...

 

Agapanthus Queen Mum is still looking good.


Late flowering Hosta Purple Heart.


Begonia Santa Cruz.


Oleander.


Salvia Amistad.