What's Looking Good In September

I'm the opposite as I cant seem to get pictures from my phone to my laptop so I have separate ones some are on the phone and some are from my camera on the laptop, the quality is better as my phone is old.
If I take them on the phone I find it quite easy to post them on here.

 

... and besides that I even Delete them ...

 

Lawn needs a mow or a tractor !


Jenny namaste

 

Still looking good

 

My beautiful rare Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 'Albo Lacinatus' (hybrid Hibiscus arnottianus × Hibiscus schizopetalus) which only bloomed yesterday ...

 

Lovely Picture @Jenny namaste

Beautiful @Logan

Beautiful @Victoria

 

I believe this is Super something, but the Cats/Birds have removed the label.

 

My Tromboncino is loving the sunny weather. I shall grow it on the wall again, I think it stores up warmth. We eat them small like courgettes and they are much easier than those. No pests or mildew.

 

It's a pity the passion fruits aren't worth eating but they look lovely and cover up an old leylandii hedge.

 

Aster fricartii :-



Eucomis bicolor :-



Rosa 'Rose Gaujard' :-



Unknown rose about 6 feet tall :-



Clematis 'Minuet' :-

 

Buddleja macrostachya, bred in England from two Indian-Himalayan collections. I was surprised how hardy it proved over last winter, and it has grown away vigorously all year. A species that flowers later than others, this one is a late summer bloomer. Some examples flower in early winter.

 

Thank you @Michael Hewett and yours are lovely too, especially the roses.

 

Begonia sutherlandii this morning _ loving this warm weather



Jenny namaste

 

Bougainvilla over Gate ...

 

Just salvaged a few ' gone over' Dahlias that will hopefully last a few days outside in a vase on our patio table.