September was an interesting month for plant observations. I usually find that September is one of my favorite months. It’s Summer, but not summer. It’s Fall, but not fall. This year was more Fall than previous years: the weather took a chilly turn and plants were not as vibrant as other years. It was a good month to watch the fast forward of the natural entropy.
Our clematis bush pretty much took over our porch this year.
But quickly declined in Sept. (See that black bee??)
And now really looks like old man’s beard.
We saw quite a few good mushrooms in Sept.
Our morning glories also took over this year, our backyard is swimming in them!
This flower has all sorts of bee tracks on it!
One new and ready to open.
Gnome interlude.
Afore mentioned bee.
Our neighbor’s sedum gets the prize for most bugs ever.
The bees started getting sleepy by the end of the month.
Our sensitive plants have been blooming!
This pothos is starting to climb the walls again.
I’m interested to see what October brings for the all the plants. We’re still getting tomatoes, flowers, buds and leaves. Will that change in Oct? I’m nervous that it will be very cold!
How were your plant observations this month? Is the weather changing by you? Are the seasons changing?