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September & October

We like to keep the summer going as long as possible and make extensive use of late summer perennials. 

Miscanthus sinensis 'Fern Osten' - one of the earliest flowering and most colourful of the many Miscanthus cultivars

 

The beautiful scent from this Hoheria sextylosa during August & September welcomes visitors as they pass the front gate

 

Front of the house in September

 

Mixed perennials and grasses in the front garden.

 

No-one told this butterfly his colour clashed with the flower!

 

Sun shining through the leaves of Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple'

 

Mixed planting in front of the house

 

Japanese anemones play a vital role in providing mid to late season colour

 

Prunus sargentii is one of the first trees to colour.  Unfortunately, the colour is not long lasting/

 

Euonymous europaeus 'Red Cascade' at the top of the garden.

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