What's Looking Good In September

I could watch it the first time, lovely Pete.

 

OK, I'll take some photos soon

 

Still a lot of bloomers including this first one Tigridia ,the whole group seem to flower within a vastly varying time frame.

 

Lettuces are keeping up in good supply .

 

Lovely @Upsydaisy, the 4th picture down looks like a summer day

 

Thank you Michael.....I wish it was but unfortunately as you maybe able to see there were no signs of the sun this morning when I took the pics.....actually there's still is none now, but it nice and mild.

 

Pete your garden is absolutely fabulous....by the way I could see the 1st with no problem.

It's huge!!!

 

I hadn't noticed the lack of sunshine @Upsydaisy, the picture just looks nice and cheerful.

 

Lady Emma Hamilton producing a late flush ,


Jenny namaste

 

Roses are still going well.

 

Freshly picked by hubs for me.

 

You really do have a tropical jungle in your backyard, @pete!

 

Self sown cleome got surprisingly tall considering how late it germinated

Aster (Michaelmas daisy?) Helen Picton has taken over for bees now that monarda nearly finished. Darker than it looks here and has robust stems so no staking.

Fuchsia hatchbachii with hesperantha coccinea. The fuchsia flowers for a very long time and the hesperantha seems to start in July - not autumn!

 

New Guinea Impatiens :-



Japanese Anemone :-



Begonia semperflorens :-



Pulmonaria leaves :-



One of my favourite autumn flowers - Aster fricartii
but the colour hasn't come out very well :-



Sambucus nigra leaves :-



Clematises ... Betty Corning and Dr Rupel :-





I think this is a type of Ribes, usually flowers in the spring but is having a second fluch this year :-