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[AnneKipankitoo]

To continue the other thread. This is thread 7.
This is our beech hedge.

My MIL roses have black spot.
I have been cutting off the worst and sprayed them this weekend.

Thanks - I will do - just finding them so much more hassle than a lot of the other plants (perennials).
Yes, I think it was rust. I cut off all the infected leaves, took it back to a few clean green leaves & it's done really well since. But the others just look pitiful.
Here's the one that had rust (green one) & here's the one that's dropped its leaves.

What a difference @APurpleSquirrel

This beauty has finally decided to flower. Loads more buds on it too! It must be 8 feet tall, grown from seed sown in March! It always amazes me, nature.

What a size @Lottsbiffandsmudge

Fabulous sunflower!

Here are some of my clivia; massive blooms, never bigger, though fewer due to overcrowding. so some spadework in autumn.

Beautiful, @echt ...that'll be a big job!

Yes, though my soil is more or less sand, so not the backbreaking work of clay.

That makes a huge difference...I have sandy soil, too.

I can't remember which continent you are on? Are you in Oz?..or just have insomnia?😅

Not my garden, but that of the ryokan we stayed at in Kyoto last night. Would love to have something like this at home, but the upkeep is immense!

Beautiful @macshoto . A koi under the bridge to adding an orange splash.

Wow that's gorgeous macshoto so lush and green 💚 thanks for posting from Kyoto

Yes. Australia. I'm in the southern suburbs of Melbourne, hence the sand. And many many golf courses.

Oh I love clivia. My dad had a huge plant which he grew indoors (we are in the UK) - I remember being in Australia a few months after he'd died and seeing them outdoors in the botanic gardens and just thinking of him. Gorgeous.

I have a teeny tiny one but no flowers yet!

Turning pretty Autumnal now in late September UK

Last few garden blooms pom pom Dahlia and trailing fushia

Lovely

Loving all these photos!

This year has been a grower's disaster. Hardly a week of consistent warm dry weather. My waterbutts haven't wanted for fresh water!

the only success has been my dahlia, there's always a consolation with gardening! Plus a few crops of delicious lettuce, basil and rocket. And allium in the early summer.

@applecatchers36 your dahlia is gorgeous and the fuchsia is ,too...I was reading that the entire blossom of the fuchsia is edible..I wasn't aware of that. You'll have to have a little nibble and let us know how you like them.

@daisychain01 wow, what a lovely collection of dahlias you have..they almost don't look real. Thanks for sharing!

Amni seed heads on a cool London morning.

Gorgeous , @KingscoteStaff , @applecatchers36 , @daisychain01 .
Here is a rose from MIL garden .

@AnneKipankitoo yellow roses are one of my favourites...do they have a fragrance? And everything looks so well attended...the grass is so lush, and the trees trimmed just so. Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

@KingscoteStaff I'm not familiar with Amni...I'll have to Google it.
What's that little purple flower of the bottom left next to the wall? Violet?

Ah ha!@KingscoteStaff Queen Anne's Lace.

Thank you @Sweetpea1532
My husband, myself , and sister in law have been working hard in it. It’s better than my own .