This week’s Six was a close run thing. I was out all day yesterday at a friend’s wedding and got back with about 10 minutes of daylight left. If the photos are less bright than usual that is why! I’ll get straight on with it as I have a gin and tonic to drink.
1. Aster something or other.
2. Clematis tangutica ‘Bill Mackenzie’. A plant gone wild this year, if I had trained it properly it would have climbed up 15 feet, but instead it has flopped over everything within reach.
3. Eryngium seedheads
4. Rose ‘Generous Gardener’. I eventually got around to tying in the new stems that were flowering on the floor. Now they are flowering at nose height.
5. Fuchsia dunnowhat
6. Prunus kojo no mai
Back next week!
The Propagator 
Love the unexpected color in Clematis tangutica ‘Bill Mackenzie’. Based on comments, I’d say you have a winner there.
Here is my offering for this week. https://barefootlilylady.com/2021/09/22/six-on-saturday-need-more-color/
See you next week!
Cindie
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Good evening, or rather Goodnight. You thought I had forgotten….no way! Mr Propagator set the scene for brief posts so I have obliged.🤔😉
https://grannysgarden229242407.wordpress.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-18-09-2021/
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I love the clematis, a wonderful and very uncommon colour in clematis. My contribution this week is rather a slimmed down entry, the bare essential six.
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You wrote this after the wedding and after extra gin….
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SoS stops for nothing.
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Lovely color in your six this week. The Prunus is especially interesting. Here are my six for the week- https://woodlandgnome.wordpress.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-early-autumn-beauty/
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A G&T sounds good. I think it is time to head downstairs and make one! I have quite a few of the ‘dunnowhat’ plants in my garden, but as long as they are pretty, who cares! Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
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Love the dunnowhat cultivar, I have several. https://theshrubqueen.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-september-openings/
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Love those fuchsia! Will be back later to feast my eyes on everyone else’s efforts a bit later 🙂
https://onewordhere.blogspot.com/2021/09/six-on-saturday-2021-09-18-southern.html
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So many beautiful pinks and purples there. What a great name for a rose 🙂
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Definitely need one of those yellow clematis here! Thanks for hosting – my 6 are here https://ramblinginthegarden.wordpress.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-wild-and-weedy-part-2/
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What a stunning color on that clematis! I have a couple of things blooming here, but have been preoccupied with weird fruit. https://stoneyknob.wordpress.com/2021/09/18/sos-pawpaw-overdose/
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Nice fall color on the cherry. I like fuchsia very much, but have no place to put them in winter. My mother had loads, but she could leave them outside.
https://lisasgardenadventureinoregon.blogspot.com/2021/09/six-on-saturday-september-18-2021.html
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The Clematis is great! Might have to try it again, the first time, many years ago, didn’t go so well. Here’s my Out Of Town Six – a first for me, I think.
https://wp.me/p50zvt-2dk
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You’ve got some great autumn colour there and a particularly lovely photo of that clematis. 🙂
My six are here: https://wp.me/pM8Y1-8pj
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Wow that’s a colourful collection you have there fore the weeks’ SOS.
https://gardeningmyway.home.blog/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-18th-september-21/
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Haha!
I also have collections of varieties like ‘Eye-Dunnow’, ‘Know-eye-dear’ and ‘Los t’Labelle’
Here’s my selection for this week, featuring asters, acers and roses on a misty morning.
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I shall follow Off the Edge’s lead. Fuschia dunnowhat great! Here’s mine https://n20gardener.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-2/.
Sorry can’t quite manage it, must just say that box moth caterpillar has triumphed in the garden and the apples have been picked and juiced.
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Concise. Mine https://offtheedgegardening.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-slugs-and-salvias/
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Like your clematis, could do with one of those myself, all my others have stopped flowering now. Fuchsias are doing well too, they earn their space in the garden at this time of year.
My six are here http://www.leadupthegardenpath.com/
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I like the Clematis too, and the autumnal feel of the photo. Have a great weekend. Here are my six for this week:
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They’re a good series, the ‘Dunnowhat’ Fuchsias, we have several. I’m still trying to pretend it’s summer but your ‘Kojo no mai’ and the weather tell a different story. Petty Aster. Here’s mine: https://wp.me/p6bCCa-31c
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I bought that lovely Clematis last year, it has spent the summer sulking, I’d love it to get going, yours looks lovely. Fuchsia looks a delight, Mrs Popple maybe? Hope you enjoy the wedding, I’m grandchild sitting while my daughter goes to one today, here are my six: http://kasmaty.blogspot.com/2021/09/sixonsaturday-webs-and-other-wonders.html
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‘Bill McK’ makes an appearance in my Six as well. Such great plant. The Prunus has gone an amazing colour, very autumnal. Here’s my offering, also with late evening photos.
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The Clematis takes my fancy; what a gorgeous colour the flowers are! Love the rose and fuchsia too! Here is my Six for the week!
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I will have to look out for Fushia Dunnowhat. Eryngium seed heads always look great this time of year. Her is my six https://sedumsdahliasandhayfever.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-18th-september-2021/
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Prunus looking great. Mine is looking to go straight from summer to dropping leaves with no colour change but that’s part of being close to the sea. Autumn leaves are bypassed.
This week’s six with seed germination, dahlias, heuchera, geraniums and dragonflies. https://30daysofwildparenting.wordpress.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-18-9-21/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
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The clematis is my favourite for this week. Definitely could find room for one of those.
Here’s my Six for this week
https://www.hortusbaileyana.co.uk/2021/09/sedums-and-bees.html
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Gee, you certainly conformed to the suggested 300 word maximum. That was efficient.
https://tonytomeo.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-ghost-town/
These are mine, of a landscape gone wild.
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Ooh your Kojo has turned red ! Not mine yet. It has rather turned brown due to the dry weather we have had so far. Only 18mm for August +September. Here is my link : https://fredgardenerblog2.wordpress.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-18-09-21/
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Blimey, your Kojo-no-mai is very autumnal looking already. Aster something or other is a beauty https://onemanandhisgardentrowel.wordpress.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-18-september-2021/
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Lovely rose and fuchsia are always lovely too. I’m also sipping a gin and tonic on this Saturday evening, NZ time! Here are my six https://basia329.wordpress.com/2021/09/18/six-on-saturday-18-09-21/
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I quite like the duskiness in the Clematis photo. In fact I like the Clematis too!
Here are my Six, enjoy your weekend!
https://kindheartsandcorydalis.co.uk/six-on-saturday-18th-september/
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