For many gardens, September is a month where very little happens in the garden. Plants have finished flowering, specimens have fallen over in the first of the autumn storms and the beginnings of leaf drop signal the change in seasons from summer to autumn. However you do not need to accept being led by seasonal change! No, by maintaining standards within the garden, as well as growing plants with seasonal blooms, you can keep a late summer/early autumn garden in peak condition until the first frost touch of winter arrives. So, in this video English horticulturist Simon discusses his top ten flowering plants form September.
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