Whats Looking Good In September 2016

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  1. shiney

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    @Linz That flower bed has come on fantastically :blue thumb: :yay:
     
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      [​IMG] Looking goooooooood!!! :love30: :love30: :love30:
       
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        Thank you both! Think there's not enough bachelor buttons in there.. :scratch:
         
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          Fallen Sun flower
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            Autumn berries :biggrin:

            Cotoneaster cornubia ...

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            Cotoneaster horizontalis ...

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            Pyracantha ...

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            Hypericum ...

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                Not a great deal going on in our garden. We're doing a lot of cutting back because of the drought, but it means that we're well in advance for our Autumn/Winter clear up.

                Some of the fuschias are still doing OK
                A variegated one, Tom West
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                And a miniature one, Lottie Hobbie, with the flowers no more than half a centimetre
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                Nerine Bowdenii
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                Schizostylis
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                Cosmos
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                Michaelmas Daisy (mildew resistant)
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                Begonia
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                Liriope (first blooming after five years )
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                Ginger Lily


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                Cyclamen neapolitanum
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                  That Cyclamen looks a sight to behold Shiney :)
                   
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                    Thanks. :blue thumb:

                    The cyclamen bed is actually about another 50% more - and they have also started spreading through the beds nearby and in the lawn around the bed.

                    I haven't got much of a shot of the whole bed but this shows a bit more.
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                    It flowers at least twice a year and sometimes three times. The bed is about 40 years old and some of the corms are 12" in diameter. We're always digging small plants out of the lawn and giving them (or selling them) to friends. All proceeds go to charity. :dbgrtmb:
                     
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                      Begonia ...

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                      A rose I don't know the name of ...

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                      Pelargonium Vancouver Centenial ...

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                      Stephanandra ...

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                      Cotinus ...

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                      Some autumnal garden views ...

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                        It must be Autumn! first of the Nerines, Codora with it's dark pink colour always seems to flower early and Ostara has a couple of flowers bud shooting up too.
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                          Not too much to see in my garden at the moment, most things are still recovering from the long dry spell here, which finally ended last weekend.

                          A couple of things are giving a splash of colour though. These Gazanias grown in a large pot are still going strong...

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                          ...and this Sedum is now coming into flower.

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                            All my Sedums are over already.:frown:

                            More September colour.
                            Cleome 'Senorita Rosalita' keeps flowering.
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                            Osteospermum Double Crested.
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                            Clerodendrum bungeii 'Pink Diamond' has one remaining flower.
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                            Coleus 'Saturn'
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                            Begonia 'Gryphon' with Hypoestes.
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                            Salvia Amistad.
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                            Best of all, my Calliandra surinamensis (pink powder puff) is having a second flush as it first flowered while we were away on holiday, it is in a pot and needs to be overwintered in the greenhouse
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                              I promised myself this week that I would grow Cleome again next year. Is that a tall variety or one of the shorter ones?

                              Plenty still looking good here. Alstroemeria isabella "Fred Meyer" has been one of my plants of the year............
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                              Canna paniculata is another star performer having been in bloom since June..................
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                              Salvia "Amistad" is another star that has been blooming since June................
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                              Salvia microphylla "Pink Blush".....................
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                              Salvia splendens "Yvonnes Giant" has now reached the top of my parents fence which is about two metres...............
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                              Salvia oxyphora is another plant that is in contention for my plant of the year..............
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                              Salvia "Black and Bloom"................
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                              Salvia urica.......................
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                              Commelina tuberosa.................
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                              Eccromocarpus scaber.....................
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                                Hi Longk,

                                You're evil you are......

                                Keep showing me all these Salvias

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                                Is " Yvonnes Giant " an annual? I've never known whether S. Splendens is an annual or a tender perennial ...

                                Also, when does S. Dolichantha flower and does it stay out all Winter ?
                                 
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