September in my garden. Warmth, sun, light - we missed them in June. Balance's been achieved.
Russian Sage - very independent, NO-maintenance, self-spreading, loves poor dry soil in my garden.
Poppies - I love their flowers and their seedpods.
Joe Pye Weed, Double Knock-Out Roses and Perennial Phlox.
Double Knock Out Roses - eaten by deer in June, they are doing their best in August and September.
Poppies and Srub Rose 'Carefree Marvel'
Well, poppies again. I said I love them! I removed wilted leaves and left just seedpods.
Russian Sage again.
Tomatoes Black Krim .
I hope they will get black! We got a couple of ripe fruit from this particular bush, but these guys are far from being ripen. Tomatoes are very late this year!
Double Knock Out Roses. I saved them from deers with 'Liquid Fence'.
Perennial phlox
Lacecap hydrangea
Agapanthus - one of my favorite plants.
Campanula is blooming again!
Fuchsia is surrounded by Euphorbia and Melianthus. I am proud of my Melianthus - he survived the winter!
Mother's rose
Acacia
Dahlia.
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No complains about September in my garden. Warm, sunny, light.
Did I tell this already? Well, I just love it!
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No complains about September in my garden. Warm, sunny, light.
Did I tell this already? Well, I just love it!
***Copyright 2012 TatyanaS
Lovely blue-mauve coloured flowers, i always try to find blue to put in the garden, it goes so well with other colours. I also have agapanthus and fuschia, campanula has been flowering from midwinter and still going strong. Lovely garden shots Tatyana, as always.
ReplyDeleteKaren, blue is my favorite color in the garden!
DeleteThat agapanthus is so beautiful. I have it in my garden as well. You have again so awesome pictures!
ReplyDeleteSadun, thanks! I want to plant more of it!
Deletebeautiful pictures !
ReplyDeleteThanks, coco!
DeleteLove the september light!
ReplyDeleteYour garden still looks very summery to me, so much bloom still to enjoy!
Bye,
Marian
Marian, we had very bad June, so September is our lost June!
DeleteYour garden is looking great as always Tatyana!
ReplyDeleteMark, it looks better than any other year in September!
DeleteBeautiful flowers and landscaping. I love poppy seedpods too! : )
ReplyDeleteCharlie b., arent' they awesome?!
DeleteBeautiful autumn garden, Tanya, full of colours !!! Greetings from Greece !!!
ReplyDeleteDANI, I'm glad to see you!
DeleteTatyana your Agapanthus is just so beautiful. I love it and wish I could grow it here. I cannot believe your Campanula is blooming. I will have to watch mine LOL Your garden looks just lovely.
ReplyDeleteLona, that campanula is a trooper!
DeleteООООО!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have still lots of summerflowers in bloom and..... you will have lots of poppies next year again.
ReplyDeleteJanneke, yes, I let them self-seed!
DeleteYour garden and photographs are always so beautiful! Poppies are a favorite of mine, too and I love your column with the pot of sedum on top!
ReplyDeleteoutlawgardener, thanks - that pedestal is one of my favorite garden things!
DeleteI appreciate the fall flush of blooms almost more than the spring one.....love that last effort. I saved many of my poppy seedheads from prior years, thinking I could use them in a wreath...they are so interesting looking, perfect for wreath decorations. Your gardens are really putting on a great fall show, thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteJanet, thank you so much! I just put those poppies in big vases, they look great. ... In wreaths - what a great idea!
DeleteHi Tatyana! Those agapanthus!!! How I wish we could grow them here. I've tried in pots but I only have so much room for overwintering things... yours are so effective in their placement... beautiful as well as the other plants you've featured today... We had 32 degrees last night... it's getting to be that time again I'm afraid... Larry
ReplyDeleteLarry, wow, it's so cold in your area already... Stay warm!
DeleteJust beautiful as usual. I love agapanthus but mine never blooms. I've had it for three years now.
ReplyDeleteRandy, don't you want to try to move it to another location?
DeleteBeautiful! I love that agapanthus too. And your roses look just splendid! I can see why you love the poppy seedpods so much. I'm going to plant some Russian sage.
ReplyDeletespurge, you will be pleased with Russian sage!
DeleteI see you like Russian sage as much as I do. We have a very dry garden and does really well there. It is also a great bee plant for our small apiary.
ReplyDeleteHi sensiblegardening! Well, I am Russian, how can't I love it? If seriously, it's a great plant - beautiful and easy! You are so right about bees!
DeleteYour photos are always so fabulous, Tatyana. I need to try Melianthus again. Yours is just amazing. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteGrace, it was YOUR Melianthus that inspired me! Thank you!
DeleteYour garden is absolutely breath-taking. The images and photography are astounding. I love gardens and nature. It just brings beauty to my soul. Thank-you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAngelia, thank you so much for your kind words! They make me happy...
DeleteTatyana, you are really living in Paradise! Everything seems to be in order and happiness is felt around. That sage is really flowering almost in excess, how fabulous. I have long been dreaming of having agapanthus as it is seen also in the tropics, however i realized it is really tortured by the hot tropics.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Andrea! I tried to move parts of that sage to other places in the garden, but they don't grow well there. So, I just left it alone where it is and seems to be happy. You have so many wonderful plants there which don't grow in my area...
DeleteSeptember is a great month for a garden. Your long shots of the garden are just lovely.
ReplyDeleteRussian Sage--chopped to the ground in the spring here and it just grows back and takes care of itself. Perfect.
The warmth and light have been captured perfectly in your superb photos Tatyana. I have been wanting Russian sage for ages, you have reminded me, I must look again for a suitable spot for it.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog as always Tatyana.
ReplyDeleteAgapanthus is stunning
Your garden looks fantastic; lots of blooms and so tidy! Ours looks like a jungle mess right now. I also love Russian sage - I love the way it cascades across other plants and the way light plays through the stems.
ReplyDeleteI love the Campunala, looks very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is very nice work!