What's looking good in September 2017

I was thinking Shasta Daisy as well @BeeHappy . I grow the larger ones as they're ideal for cutting .

 

Yes, I think it must be . Thanks for the link!. I always try to choose Bee/ Butterfly friendly plants. I saw a Butterfly drinking from it in the garden centre so decided to buy it.

 

Remember we said there was no fuchia?

Well this is it

 

@Zigs Just bloominbootiful

 

Oooo WONderous Woo i to your FABBY colour combination of the 1st piccy -
Simply Stunning ....which varieties are these please ...now not only coveting yr scrumlious apples ...but is running off looking where in me garden to recreate this BOOtiful colour combo

 

Oooo Wooo i LUV how the tone of the Weigela is tinged throughout the Lucifer unopened blooms - just Stunning and so subtle.... but zingy

 

One of my rose bushes seems to be regenerating. The other one is still looking rather sorry for itself.



My Dahlia has finally bloomed.



We'll sort of. When I bought these last year they were covered in flowers.

G.

 

@Jack Sparrow There are late flowering varieties plus Dahlias are very greedy plants please watch this video for tips

And maybe with more free time as the winter approches read advice on the Roses thread on GC
Roses ..ive learnt so much from our resident experts here on the forum invaluable advice friendly and all for free

 

Well done Mrs Shiney - im on me way over to read the thread Mr Shiney

 

Vallota Speciosa ( Cyrtanthus )
( Scarborough Lily )