Oh my goodness how lush looking. Right now my garden is more than a bit out of control but I will go looking to see what I can find.

In the picture two above here - with the hibiscus in flower, what is the low white flower with flower stalks that look like miniature veronicastrums?

Physostegia Virginiana 'Vivid'

Celosia

Sorry, I haven't learned to rotate these photos. But, sure enjoying color in Southside Virginia.

Babs thank you...looking forward to your return.

Lol Woody yes it’s Veronica ‘white wands’ and it’s puny little rebloom.

Harold thanks for sharing, I love your colors too!

GardenHo - from a quick internet search on that name, it looks like it could be a very vigorous grower/spreader...? I gave up on the regular blue Veronicas years ago because they seeded around too much. Does this one do that?

Woody I have not had that problem. The ones that are happiest have increased in size but have never reseeded on me.

Just to note, my blues ones have not reseeded either.....

Today I added some badly needed color to the bed pictured above of the center slope..

..additions are variegated Iris and some of the shorter phlox.

before

Sept 4: Veronica 'Royal Rembrandt'. With deadheading, still blooming.

Rest today: Phlox paniculata 'Nora Leigh', at least here, is such a useful plant. It provides colour and form from late summer into early fall and the foliage remains attractive through much of the fall.

Heleniums and 'Nora Leigh'.

Dahlias, annual fillers for small spaces,

Your gardens really do look lush GardenHo! Very nice Harold & SB! I should get that P. p. "Nora Leigh'.

I have quite a bit blooming. Strange weather this year and finally getting some rain, too late for many plants but better late than never which was the story this year.

Anemone 'Robustissima' & Sanguisorba officinalis 'Tanna'

Helenium 'Loydster Weick' (not it's best year) & Helianthus 'Lemon Queen'

From further back with Lobelia siphilitica & Chasmanthium latifolium

E. 'Gateway' with 2 Miscanthus. Coreopsis 'Moonbeam' still blooming in the background.

Vernonia c. 'Mammuth'

Gentian septemfida var. lagodechiana. I am doing clean up and editing in this area.

Primula having it's sparser fall bloom period.

C. 'Clara Curtis'

Wow peren...You sure do have a lot blooming! Love the large swaths, Thanks for sharing.

My unknown giant pennisetum I bought last year labeled as miscanthus sinensis ‘adagio’ and obviously not the case. Also liriope muscari, and perilla frutescens var. crispa(Shiso) jungle flowering but very ‘unshowy’. Blossoms don’t all open at the same time. Good contrast with my self seeded agastache rugosa though, all first year flowering.

Love the large swaths

Very envious also. For example I can only imagine having all that "Tanna".. One or two of those plant...no big deal; but all yours together...amazing.

Thank GardenHo and rouge! I have lots more blooming too, will add more pics later.

rouge that is 3 plants of 'Tanna'. It is truly a favorite, it has been blooming for months.

A friend had given me this sedum

about four years ago and it struggled in my stone planter so I moved it to a flower pot with much better soil and it really took off this year. I really love the darker color and the translucent leaves. It is a big departure from the Autumn Joy which I grow. Does anyone know the name of this variety?

Quite tall: Chrysanthemum serotinum (Sept 8).

Things are looking pretty tattered and faded in my garden right now, but here are some of the bright spots:

Beautiful pictures everyone! Here’s what’s blooming in my garden today:

clematis rebloom and Rozanne

Jackmannii:

Liatris

Salvia Caramia, coreopsis Moonbeam and sedum Dazzleberry

tiny rebloom on Veronica Aspire

More sedum

Blooming today, 9/12/19 in northern Illinois.

Sherry

Beautiful flower gardens everyone. Harold that sedum is just awesome.

This is my hylotlephium erythrostictum ‘frosty morn‘, or sedum should I say. Not too colorful from a distance but upon a closer look you see the small pinks

Pinky Winky Hydrangea paniculata always looks better up close this time of year since from a distance the color tends to fade somewhat to a rusty, less intense pink. Sorry the first and third photos are turned sideways. Tablet and cell phone photos used to right themselves on Houzz but no longer do.

H.p. Quickfire will keep this intense pink until frost.

Kirengeshoma palmata Is in a bed where the voles have eaten everything not protected by buried protective cages, so it looks fairly sparse right now.

Just adding my small Rose of Sharon, wish I remembered the name.

Sherry

Sherry, if it is only about 5 feet, if might be Lil'Kim

Thanks Marie! I had to check your suggestion because I remembered it maxing out at 3-4 feet. We are both right! It is Lil Kim and my memory of its mature size was right!

Sherry

Sherry....Pretty ROS. I don’t think I’ve seen that colour before.

Here is my gifted ‘blue chiffon’... it’s a beautiful/unusual color.

I took a shot today in the garden... Quickfire hydrangea and Rozanne geranium...still going strong with new mum.

GardenHo: that last picture is magazine worthy!

Maz, thank you!

I love the rosy sedums with the hakone grass. Wish one could comment directly under the photos!

This is try 3.....I will post one at a time. I have a city sized lot that is quite shady but there are patches of sun too. The pictures above are gorgeous....makes me wish I had more sun....lol

Various coleus —- sorry about the sideways view, houzz’s choice

Front yard hostas and perennials

Front yard hostas and perennials

Limelight Hydrangea

Rudbeckia

Sedum Autumn Joy, various hostas, flaming bush and Buddha

More great photos, Laurie! I always enjoy seeing what you are growing.

Sherry

Thank you Sherry! Your Clematis always makes me swoon! That ROS Lil' Kim is lovely.

GardenHo 'Blue Chiffon' really does have a fabulous sultry look about it! Love that colour!

Wow! I really enjoyed these pics! Especially the hydrangeas and grasses!

Still have quite a bit blooming here, but the posts above are inspiring me to plant even more.

Beautiful fall gardens everyone! Lots of pretty color still going on.

Last of the phlox...

Sedum 'Autumn Joy'

Aster 'Wood's Blue'

Hosta Farewell Party (I just liked this pic, my attempt at artsy :-)

Gotta have a sunflower in fall...

Our chrysanthemum "Dark Pink Daisy" (which we overwinter in this pot, brought into the garage)

Yesterday:

Anemones;