September has to be sedums. This one is just ready for the bees to zoom in. #GardeningTwitter #Gardenshour

Raindrops on dahlias. #GardeningTwitter #GardensHour

Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow - a lovely plant. #Gardeningtwitter #GardensHour

I think I prefer this gladiolus to the denser gladdies. #GardeningX

Salvia 'Love & Wishes', a Ruby Wedding present. #GardeningX

The Lady Gardener looking, as any lady gardener would when left out in the rain. #GardeningTwitter

Look at the plantain flower, if they were rare we would be paying for them! Pretty soggy here, deadheading browned off pelargoniums. #SixOnSaturday #GardeningX

Droplet #GardeningX

Persicaria on the allotment. Hopefully competing with the over producing courgettes. #wildflowerhour

Golden flowers, berries, and bee pollen sacks. Golden light at sunset too. Sliding into Autumn. #GardensHour #GardeningTwitter

Bees supping up to get through the winter. White dahlia with fairy lipstick as a result of the chill. Wonder if other people know about fairy lipstick? Perhaps it's just for lawn daisies.

Bold. Mid-afternoon, Munchie the Muntjac pays a visit. #GardeningTwitter

Girl's lunch? #GardeningTwitter #bees

Bee bum in a blue sky. #GardeningTwitter #bees

Seed heads stealing the show today. #Gardenshour #GardeningX

Rain over the Bay of Lopness, Sanday, Orkney 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Charlie Cat helps with moth identification! #Mothsmatter

Well done Reading! Green campus in all senses of the word.

Pretty micro. A flake of gold less than a centimetre long. Smaller than its name - Chequered Fruit-tree Tortrix. #mothsmatter #moths

Birch Mocha - the book says it is seldom seen in gardens. Endorsement of my wilding efforts?! #mothsmatter