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The wind thrashed and howled all night, the first

The wind thrashed and howled all night, the first sights of autumn laid strewn in fallen leaves and branches come morning. Plenty still standing, but this marks the beginning of the end; let the big clear up begin.

Windowsill Wednesday. The rains came overnight. A

Windowsill Wednesday. The rains came overnight. A fine misting of drizzle hung over the field til noon, when it came down in great, big puddle-forming droves, pausing for a moment, to let the evening light wink it’s way out below the tree-line. We’re frayed at the edges now, giving into the inevitable collapse of September.
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Amaranthus ‘Hot Biscuits’
Rudbekia ‘Sahara’
Seeded St Johns Wort
Virginia Creeper
Fading braken
Cosmos ‘Apricot Lemonade’, ‘Lemonade’, ‘Cupcakes Blush’
Field Maple

When smiling despite it all feels like an act of r

When smiling despite it all feels like an act of rebellion- that, and ‘Apricot Lemonade’ cosmos is making it hard not to. Extra pinky smudgy this year, with nice long slender stems.

September, bursting at the seams

September, bursting at the seams

Slipping through that September light- honey at da

Slipping through that September light- honey at dawn.

Windowsill Wednesday. The start to autumn- measure

Windowsill Wednesday. The start to autumn- measured in time between the last tomatoes to ripen, and the first leaves to fall.
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Rise ‘Litchfield Angel’
Zinnias ‘Jazzy mix’
Rudbekia ‘Sahara’
Scabiosa ‘Snowmaiden’
Cosmos ‘Double click bi coloured rose’, ‘Cupcakes blush’
Phlox ‘Creme Brulee’
Heuchera
All Heal
Linaria
Unripe Cherry tomatoes
Aster ‘duchesse apricot’, ‘king sized apricot’.
Achillea
Dahlia ‘wizard of oz’

“August was a beautiful, busy and somewhat disas

“August was a beautiful, busy and somewhat disastrous month- what with a bursting flower field to harvest and deliver, the return of weddings to prepare for, and calamitous accidents concerning dogs, trees and a poly tunnel- the month was full on. Looking back on it now, at least I remember laughing a lot.” August in the field- up on the blog now.

Happiness in the form of sunflowers.

Happiness in the form of sunflowers.

September in swathes of pink and gold.

September in swathes of pink and gold.

Windowsill Wednesday. The light is fading to a gol

Windowsill Wednesday. The light is fading to a golden glow, the garden is fit to bursting, and the first leaves are turning watercolour- it’s that pendulum moment of richness, and ripeness, right on the cusp of decay. The very best days of the year.
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Rudbeckia ‘Sahara’, ‘Cherry Brandy’, ‘Gloriosa’
Cosmos ‘Popsocks’, ‘Apricot Lemonade’
Nasturtium ‘Tip Top Apricot’
Phlox ‘Creme Brulee’
Bronze Fennel
Dahlia ‘Yellow Eyed Jill’, ‘Henriette’
Scabiosa ‘Snow Maiden’
Calendula ‘Lemon Cream’
Elder, handkerchief tree, and Peony Foliage
Rose ‘Valencia’
Aster ‘Duchesse Apricot’
Bolting Chard

September, don’t tell the others, but you’re m

September, don’t tell the others, but you’re my favourite.

Autumn colours moving in- that mutable moment betw

Autumn colours moving in- that mutable moment between the seasons.

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