What's looking good in September 2016

[zigs]

 

[zigs]

 

[Beverly]

@zigs What a beautiful way to start September. I like the yellow one especially

 

[Beverly]

The weeds (Wild Mexican Petunia aka Ruellia) are starting to bloom and i am happy to see them because the flowers will provide more food for the pollinators, butterflies, and hummingbirds who don't have the sense to go on vacation during the rainy season. It is a challenge having enough nectar plants to feed pollinators year around

 

[Becky]

What a stunning colour @Beverly!

 

[JBtheExplorer]

False Sunflower

Bottle Gentian

Great Blue Lobelia

Sneezeweed

 

[zigs]

 

[Claire]

Here's my latest garden journal update: Garden Journal 11: Harvest

I ripped out the last of the cuke's and cherry tomatoes, as well as all my miniature pumpkins, as they were being attacked by stink bugs. We still have a few tomatoes going, and the okra is going crazy. I put in spinach, kale, snap peas, and Brussels Sprouts recently. Hoping to keep them cool for a while until they get established, but it still so HOT in NC!

 

[zigs]

 

[zigs]

 

[zigs]

I liked the dew on this one

 

[DeborahJane]

What is the lovely flower in the second image zigs and the dew shot is lovely.
This is my combo passionfruit vine and wonga wonga vine, the Ornamental grape has been pruned back ready to reburst next autumn. It is September and Spring in this neck of the woods.

 

[Fernsdaddy]

Nice to see that some still have flowers and nice looking plants, with the heat and lack of rain my garden didn't do well this year, now its turn cold and what was left has started to die back. I think it might be a early fall here in the North eastern part of the USA. time to think about getting the snow blower ready to winter

 

[Becky]

Sorry to hear that @Fernsdaddy I hope it does better next year!

 

[Fernsdaddy]

All we need it lots of snow this winter or rain get things back on track.