Our garden in September was full of colour, mainly due to the very pleasant weather that we had throughout the month.
Japonica fruit: the fruit can be used in the same way as quinces but is much smaller and a lot harder. (2014/09/02)
Garden view (2014/09/02)
Japanese anemone. A pretty flower but the plant is very invasive. (2014/09/02)
Sunburst dahlia (2014/09/02)
White dahlia (2014/09/02)
A disturbed frog jumped into a drainage hole. (2014/09/04)
George found a strange caterpillar. (2014/09/09)
Derek's large marrow (2014/09/19)
A rose. This one is called 'Fairy'. (2014/09/19)
The pink corner of the garden (2014/09/19)
White South African flowers. The black seeds stick to clothing! (2014/09/19)
A round bed near the shed (2014/09/19)
Red greenhouse tomatoes … (2014/09/19)
… and a yellow variety (2014/09/19)
Runner beans (2014/09/19)
Pyracantha (2014/09/19)
Grapes under the pergola (2014/09/19)
Michaelmas daisies (2014/09/28)
White rose (2014/09/28)
Raspberries (2014/09/28)
Nerine (2014/09/28)
Yellow annual dahlia (2014/09/28)
Perennial fuchsia (2014/09/28)
These tomatoes have succumbed to blight. (2014/09/28)
Secret Garden – Pastorale