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

Love the hibiscus,Walnut.

This a Sedum spectabile with a very nice colouring I have had for some time. Noname.It looks like Matrona, but with darker leaves and lighter flowers. Perfect.

 

lovely pics everyone well done

 

That's lovely Ivory and look at the number of buds.

I was surprised to see my Amaryllis belladona blooming yesterday ....

 

It's took two and a half years for this heychium to reach flowering from seed but well worth the wait, it has a beautiful scent.

 

Great pics everyone.

Woo a great splash of colour:thumb:. Puts my hanging baskets to shame, they never really got stated due to all the rain an lack of sun.:(

Walnut that is one stunning flower, just wish i could smell it.

Lol what a delicate shade of pink, just lovely.:yez: 02

 

My last few blooms of summer.

 

Lovely folks....So colourful. I wish my borders were as bright...
Walnut:thumb:

 

Just in case you all thought I only grew things that were not edible.#
Pink fur apple spuds and super marmande toms, from the allotment.

 

Pete, what are you going to do with all those spuds and tomatoes .... I assume share them?

And is that the Heychium like walnut's behind? .... gives more of an idea of the size of the blooms. They are really lovely, both walnut's and yours. :thumb:

 

No,.... eat them.
The pink fur apple is the only one worth growing in my opinion, as you can buy loads of the others anywhere, but these are not easily found.
I'm impressed by the super marmande as I last grew it as a greenhouse tom, but its done well in this poor summer.

Yep that is the same ginger as walnuts, a small tuber of it was put into my hand back in 1985 at Sanfancisco airport by a friend, and its been around ever since.

 

Pete I reckon with all that bounty you could invite us all down for dinner,we would of course keep our hands in our pockets and not take any cuttings off your lovely plants.:D:D:D

 

Pete...what time is lunch served:thmb: