The first week of September has been spectacular in my part of the world. Although its dry and the lawn isn’t looking too great, many of the plants are singing their September songs.
Clematis ‘rooguchi’ – a new addition this year. I saw it at my friend Sue B.’s, loved it, and was thrilled to find it at a local nursery
Morning glories winding through the Rhododendron
Torenia – I don’t grow many annuals any more, but these little faces are bright and bloom all summer long and into fall
Orostachys starting to bloom
Sedum sieboldii variagata
A sedum with a “lost” name
Sedum ‘angelina’ – still in its green phase..it will turn a beautiful orange soon
An afternoon view of the main garden