WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN SEPTEMBER 2018

Rose 'Gentle Hermione' and Clematis 'Betty Corning'



Clematis chiisanensis :-





Phlox paniculata :-



Clematis 'Madam Julia Corrivon' :-

 

Clematis 'Kaiu' :-





Rose 'Gentle Hermione' :-



Hemerocallis :-



Fuchsia 'Margaret' :-





A view down the garden :-

 

Beautiful @Michael Hewett

 

Thank you

 

Lakemont grape.
First real time I've had enough to try, they taste better than any I have bought in the shops,and the skins are not that thick, and it's seedless.
Just need to thin more to get bigger berries, but I find that job a bit tedious.

 

Perhaps a bit boring but I like this as a foliage pot plant outside in summer.
Ficus religiosa.


Hedychium gardnerianum.


Anyone for gerkins, not sure if they are quite ripe yet

 

Not the best photo as the wind was blowing, but my new dreaming swan anemone has opened

 

Careful Sienna, there are other beauties too.... Ruffled Swan, Wild Swan and Elfin Swan . All lovely

 

@Verdun I know, I've seen your lovely anemone pics and I've already fallen in love with the whole collection!
Watch this space

 

You could always leave the thinning then you would have smaller grapes but more.

 

A quick look round the garden to assess if there was any storm damage - none thank goodness. Lots of green still and I was pleased to see berries on my holly (at last). It's a large lollipop, over 20 years old and is now deciding to produce fruit.
So glad I got rid of the lawn nearest the house, much more room in the borders now.
Berries at last
Hostas still intact!
Plants growing together promiscuously

No grass - less work!​

 

Will you look at those Hedychiums!! I've got a couple of clumps of gardnerianum going now but the flower spikes are shorter. Think I'd better up the ante on the feed