The weather during the first half of the month was the best we have had all year. It was sunny and warm and so a good chance to get some gardening done. However, it did become colder and wetter by the end of September, although the plants did need some water by then. Unfortunately, because I was very busy, I took very few photos so here is just a small selection of our garden in September.
Japonica (03/09/12)
Victoria plums – not a very good crop this year (03/09/12)
Hops, a golden variety (03/09/12)
George in front of our house … (05/09/12)
…replicating an old photo of the original owner, Mr Judson, at the beginning of the 20th century
Myrtle (05/09/12)
A white rose … (28/09/12)
… and the bush, which climbs into the cherry tree (28/09/12)
Fallen apples, Worcester Pearmain, which were blown down before we could pick them (28/09/12)
Japanese anemone: a pretty flower but rather invasive (28/09/12)
Bramley apple – not a good crop this year (28/09/12)
Autumn is on the way with this sedum in flower. (28/09/12)
Anonymous – Romance (René Bartoli)