More colour this month.

Those are asters in the first pictures.

Lots still looking good there SL - it's nice to see things still hanging on in there isn't it?
Everytime I see your Knautia - Ace of Spades - I can't get that song out my head...lol!

Enjoy it as much as possible. For these colours I like September and October more then August. As in August there is a garden pause - summer flowers faded away and autumn did not start to bloom, yet. :) Nice flowers over there!

Thanks Lizzie i couldn't remember what they were. :-)

Thanks Scottish, lol yes :-))

Thanks Kat, Yes i know what you mean there is a bit of a pause :-)

Still lots of lovely colour,S.lad..I am going to try Impatiens again next year..not heard of any repeat of the virus that affected them last year..I missed having them..and the King George Penstemon looks great :o)

Thanks Bloomer, yes the impatiens look ok now these were from Jersey so were safe. or so they said :-)

That sounds promising..they were still being sold at all our outlets,but I was wary of trying them..although I still have some seeds I collected from before the virus struck,but forgot about them! Wonder if they will still be viable? ..only one way to find out,next year ! :o)

Nice to see things still carrying on their flowering, after this bad summer :o)
Lovely colouring on your dahlia leaves ...

that's true, let us know if they do germinate i'd be interested to know :-)

Thanks Hywel it's a shame they are only an annual type but i may try doing some cuttings to see if i can get them through the winter... :-)

Couldn't you lift and store the tubers ?

i normally do, i'll see if they do make it this year, last year they all died for some reason.

lovely SL - such great colours still - and now know what we have growing near our cotoneaster tree oxalis deppei - never ever bought any but have some of that growing - nice

Cheers mate, glad i was some help :-)) they have a small pretty pink flower...

nice :))

thanks Bilbobaggins :-)

Love the achillea and Jade's patio rose. I should do some seed collecting- if it ever stops raining long enough to venture out into the garden - it's a sea of mud.

Thanks Tuesdaybear, i'll pop your bunny tail seed in the post Monday they look dried out now. we had our first bit of rain for 2 weeks last night and that was just a shower..been very dry here..

Hi Surreylad ... lovely photos :o)

Thanks Terra :-)

Wow! Very colorful and very pretty Blog, Surrey!

Thanks Junna :-)