What do we have flowering in the garden in September?

Have a walk around the gardens at Common Farm Flowers in Somerset and flower farmer Georgie Newbery will show you what she has flowering at the end of the summer.
www.buymeacoffee.com/COMMONFARM

[@amandadoyle2676]

lovely georgie busy growing seeds myself for next year

[@theflowerfarmer]

Excellent x

[@Facts.mohit00]

Nice

[@theflowerfarmer]

Thankyou x

[@AAA-hf8yo]

Thanks darling 👍

[@chanthywalkabout]

Thank for share your beautiful garden dear I love a lot 🥰

[@theflowerfarmer]

My pleasure x

[@katrienvh4289]

For me rudbeccia are also favorite to sunflowers.

[@theflowerfarmer]

glad I'm not alone x

[@sheelaghomalley3292]

Fair play Georgie. Keep it up

[@theflowerfarmer]

Never a dull day here x

[@bristolveggiebeds5310]

Wonderful colour 💖

[@theflowerfarmer]

Thankyou x

[@jacintabyline]

Thanks Georgie - you still have plenty of flowers to work with. The dahlias are divine! I have yet to get mine in the ground as delivery of tubers is delayed because of our NZ lockdown. I'd love to know what seeds you direct sow in autumn - if any. I direct seeded calendula, poppies, sweet peas, forget-me-nots and a few others which all came up beautifully. And my larkspur which I had given up on are now poking their heads up. I direct sowed them a month or so ago after a spell in the freezer. I was reading yesterday about your heat wave - keep cool. :)

[@theflowerfarmer]

Lots of Hardy annuals to sow in the autumn - I have an online workshop on the subject if you’d like to book a place? Xxx

[@tawanajeffries3610]

I can’t believe you still have sweet peas blooming in September. It’s too hot in my area to grow them any other time than early spring. There is an American writer of book on cool flowers says to grow your sunflowers closer together to get smaller blooms with thinner stems especially in late summer. It’s been 108 heat index still so I haven’t been able to plant any of my biennials in the ground. You have so many beautiful blooms still! Your dahlias are amazing!! Can you suggest rose varieties that are must grow. I’ve just begun adding roses to my cutting garden area. When do you typically get your first frost? I really enjoy you and your content. Thanks

[@theflowerfarmer]

It’s hot here today - will get to about 84 which for us is steaming - but otherwise we’ve had quite a cool summer - really I’m beginning to clear quite a lot today ready for mulching and over the weekend I’ll water and seed the polytunnel for next spring - we usually get first frost around first weekend October but first knockout frost not till early November x

[@itsmewende]

You might like this channel, could help with all your questions about Roses, kzbin.infovideos Lisa Ziegler..Cool Flowers..just released another book.

[@tawanajeffries3610]

@@itsmewende thanks for the information on the roses. Yes I follow her. She’s in a bit cooler climate but I find her very informative. Thanks again!

[@itsmewende]

@@tawanajeffries3610 You're welcome, best of luck with the Roses. I find they aren't as hard as you think, once you get the answers. He has some really good interviews.

[@gardensecret4220]

What would be your top 5 roses to grow has cut flowers?

[@theflowerfarmer]

So many to choose from - I just go for relatively thorn thin, and colours I love - I change my mind all the time x

[@itsmewende]

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