I often complain that I don't have enough flowers, but when I go out into the garden to take photographs for Bloom Day, I always find something. It's a big garden, so the flowers are spread out.
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| It's always nice to see the Cyclamen reappear. |
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| It's the season for lots of Rudbeckia too |
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| And I've got several pots of Echinacea waiting in the pot ghetto |
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| As well as a Berkheya purpurea |
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| Clematis tangutica 'Helios' |
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| This Primrose is reblooming |
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| I've still got plenty of Calendula going strong, such as this one which self-sowed itself in exactly the right color-coordinated spot. |
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| I love that the reverse on the petals is mahogany red |
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| Nicotiana sylvestris self-sowed next to, and taller than, Mopsy the bigleaf Magnolia |
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| Dahlia with fly and waiting predator |
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| The Asters are starting to flower |
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| Verbascum bombyciferum has been flowering all summer |
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| The fall-blooming tall Sedums are starting to flower now too |
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| As well as the Japanese Anemones |
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| The recent rains have brought the species Echinaceas back into bloom |
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| Fuchsia magellanica 'Aurea' is another one that flowers all summer |
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| One of my favorite shrubs, golden Leycesteria formosa, is covered in blooms |
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| Hard to believe, but this large shrub was just a rooted cutting last year when I planted it |
And that's pretty much it for September.
Carol at May Dreams Gardens is our host for Garden Bloggers Bloom Day, on the 15th of every month. Check out her September blooms, and those of other garden bloggers around the world,
here.
