Whats Looking Good September 2022

Stunning Pete, I sowed some multi coloured 4 o'clocks a couple of years ago and was disappointed as they all turned out plain.

Likewise this year I sowed some Achillea ' Summer Berries' and so far they are a murkey white colour....so annoying...grrrr!!

 

Suppose to be this....





and so far all I have is this common weedy shade

 

All looks great Pete. The Crinum Sis brought me back from Florida has never bloomed ... lots of nice leaves. I was just saying yesterday the Brugs will start budding now the heat has gone. My Four O'clocks did zero.

Upsy, my multi-coloured trailing Verbena are all purple!

 

That particular 4 o'clock overwintered in the ground from last year.

 

Some of our Dahlias, their budding up and blooming times are gradually slowing down now the temps are cooling.

 

Sorry, I think there are a couple of repeats.....I'm going cross- eyed trying to check.

 

Polypodium calirhiza "Sarah Lyman" From California Napa Valley area, is dormant in dry spells. This has popped up since the rain in the first week of September.

Impatiens tinctoria again has resumed flowering since the rain.

Liriope muscari

 

Upsy, like the Purple and Pinky Red ones with white bits and the spidery one (all botanical terms of course.

 

Thanks Vicky.

I now soon have to find enough big pots to upturn and cover them with for the Winter.

 

Thank you Michael.

It's Rudbeckia Hirta 'Cappuccino' @Upsydaisy. I grew them from seed this year and they're autumn flowering.

 

Beautiful @Sheal, thanks for the info I will keep a look out for a pkt.

 

Nerines.




Liriope.

 

Don't worry, @Upsydaisy they are all wonderful!

My Dahlias haven't done at all well this year & I don't think it's worth keeping them for 4th year!