WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN SEPTEMBER 2020

I'm glad to hear that @ARMANDII

 

That's great @ARMANDII so is mine.

 

But doesn't it begin around the 21sr with the Autumnal Equinox?

 

Personally I think in Britain the meteorological seasons better fit the weather than than the old ones.
Summer not starting until the end of june is a bit odd to me, likewise September always comes on time with cold nights, even if it does often warm up a bit after the beginning of september it does very often change the weather.

As for "mid summers day" being the 24th June?????????

 

Well I'm not allowing autumn here just yet. My Plumeria has got flower buds getting ready to open, so it's still summer until further notice

 

Whenever the dates are the seasons aren't definable anymore. This years weather here has been a repeat of last year. Summer in April and May, June and July cold and wet - so more like Spring. August was mostly dry but temperatures were lower than normal.

 

Ballerina :-



Heuchera :-



Liriope (one of several clumps) :-



Coleus :-



Cotoneaster :-



Clematis 'Minuet' :-

 

Love your Coleus @Michael Hewett . Just yesterday evening I sowed a packet of then so :fingers crossed: as I am useless with seed.

 

Despite the rain I went out and took a few pics of what's still looking good out there

Dahlia
Forgotten name Rose
Echinacea
Weigela
Dahlia
Zinnia
Old Man's Beard​

 

I know it's a wild flower, but I think it looks great, and butterflies love it - devils bit scabious

 

Thank you @Victoria , I always sow them in the spring, they tend to die off in winter here. Good luck with your sowings !