Whats Looking Good September

Sphaeralcea Newleaze Coral still flowering madly. Has been doing so all summer.

Very late flower on eucryphia

 

I have never heard of either of them @CarolineL

 

@Victoria sphaeralcea is in the same family as your hibiscus but a lot smaller flowers
Eucryphia is normally white flowered but this is a pinky one. Some like Nymansay can be covered in blossoms, and quite columnar

 

Hebe 'Donna' - always waits until late to start flowering





Gaura lindheimeri - gone absolutely mad this year

 

A few from yesterday ...

Fuchsia 'Delta's Sarah'



Fuchsia 'Margaret'





Aster fricartii



Last of the roses I picked off a trellis, It's Gentle Hermione ...
(I stuck it in front of the fridge !)

 

Some sunlit grasses this morning.

l-r Cortaderia Pumila, Miscanthus Ferner Osten with Molinia caerulea Heidebraut behind, Hakonechloa macra aureola.



l-r Imperata rubra and Molinia caerulea Heidebraut with Geranium Max Frei.

 

It's very early isn't it ?
Do you think it maybe bein flower before Christmas?Jenny namaste

 

As I remember, they take a long time to come. Though if we get a mild winter, they might! I used to grow acacia costiniana in the garden, and that regularly flowered around Christmas - but it didn't have that dealbata scent.

 

I suppose I can give them to my grandchildren!

 

Forgot to post this a couple of days ago.
S. Pea 'Flagship'.


Next year I'll put them in a better site, They disappear a bit due to the Clem. Etoile Violette which it's growing amongst.

 

I just remembered @Michael Hewett . A Parthenocissus on the gable end of a house about a mile from me, just for you! I always admire it if I go that way, and after the chat about yours, I finally remembered to take the camera yesterday and get a pic.

 

That's impressive @fairygirl ! It isn't a common plant around here so thanks for showing me the photo
I don't think I'd want it on the side of my house though. I'll keep it in a pot and get a trellis for it to climb on, although I don't know where I'm going to place it ... but I'll find somewhere.

 

I spotted this one the other day,but only just starting to colour up,they do get big unless you bonsai them.

 

Mine is in a pot so I don't think it will get as big as if it was in the ground. I'm keeping it in the pot and if it outgrows the trellis I'm going to put it against I'll cut it back.
Thanks for the photo

 

Clematis stans - still a small plant, but has clusters of dainty flowers to come.