What's looking good in September 2009 .......

We're nearly a week into the month and no one has posted yet so I'll start us off.

My Nerium Oleaders are looking good (both are about 4-5 meters tall now) and the heady scent from the double blooms is wonderful ...



.... they positively glow in the sun ...



And these Amaryllis (Belladonna Lily) seem to appear overnight ....



Not mine, but the Opuntia ficus-indica (giant Prickly Pear) are all coming into bloom here now and are just breathtaking ...

 

Great Pics Vicky They look so much better with the SUN on them

A few of my plants in my wet and windy garden :thumb:

Ensete Maurelii..




Fascicularia bicolour, Its turning red :yho:




Cactus Daliah.. SPECTABLE.. Aptly named..




Heuchera.. Palace Purple.. I have a few of these and I love them, They've Flowered for months, and the leave's are just gorgeous..

 

Great pics, my Oleanders are not flowering very well unlike yours Vicky, although that is not suprising as we missed out on summer down here.:(

My Fasicularia is a little more advanced than yours YYD but no actual flowers appearing yet. Yours should have a lot more colour to come, it is a spectacular Bromeliad.:gnthb:

 

Thanks Strongy, its my 3rd year with it and first time to turn red

 

great pics victoria and dee took these of one of my white clematis and still my nasturciuns are still flowering.

 

Tigridia,

 

september in all its glory

 

I love my Bougainvilleas, but this one is giving off a real show at the moment .... my tri-coloured hybrid standard ....




I didn't do this one but I'm going to do a tri-coloured braided one in the next week about 1 -1.5 meters tall.

 

September can be an absolutely wonderful month as all of your images prove. Well done everyone.

 

My Fasicularia Bicolor, not in flower yet but nearly there.


One of two Frangipani rooted branches I bought in Madeira, They were grown in cut down water bottles but now potted up, the one with a flower bud has opened up.
They are staying in the utlity room and not outside.

 

WoW Strongy your Fasicularia looks Great, Much more advanced than mine and i can see the flower.. Fab..And the Frangipani is Beautifull, so exotic looking..

 

YDD - what is the plant on the left with the light green and cerise pink leaves ? Looks stunning!!

 

Hi Sam its a Coleus, The Snails got to that one Grrr, my other one looks better