monthly What's looking good in September 2025

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  1. Sjoerd

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    Annie— haha, maybe. Ta.
    The translation in Dutch is “Little Tree Blue”.
    There are so many of these small blue butterflies over here. I had to look up which this one was. It is very small, but lovely.
     
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    Ha ha !! Google translate foiled me again !! :smt044:smt044
     
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    Well, it is confusing…for instance, the name implies there is a larger blue butterfly that likes trees. I have never seen it though.:)
     
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    We sometimes have rainbow after it's been raining.


    A rainbow is a multicoloured arc in the sky formed when sunlight interacts with water droplets through a process of refraction and reflection. White sunlight, composed of all colours, is bent and dispersed into its component colours as it enters water droplets and reflects off their back surface, creating the familiar spectrum of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. To see a rainbow, the Sun must be behind you, and the water droplets (such as rain or spray) must be in front of you.
     
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  5. Logan

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    Some more roses
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    Ta Annie :) We get rainbows every Thursday over here. No one died as far as I know but some misguded folk think that rainbows will power their electric cars and keep their houses warm in winter :rolleyes::D

    This came up in my new car park :eek:

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    A bit late to the party but they are finally arriving at last. :smt026:smt026
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    Cyclamen are springing up everywhere.
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    Thankfully the Dahlias :) :fingerscrossed: :) are looking better after the treatment and the occasional showers we've been recently enjoying......at long last!
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    Oreti—you must have been glad to have seen the appearance of those first two tardy bloomers.
    Those flowers of yours look gorgeous.
     
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    Lovely Oreti :)
     
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    @Oreti I am totally in love with those Glads !! Do you remember their name, by chance ?
     
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    Think I'm barking up the wrong tree :D

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    Zigs lovely peeling bark always amazes me. I collect it use for gift wraps, cover boxes , and frame for pictures, etc. The Indigenous peoples of the Americas used the wood to make canoes for its tough sturdy wood.
    You always have interesting garden options where you garden, including your own cacti nursery. :smt060


    Different version of white paper bark pressed and framed, especially if you’re a tree hugger , it’s good.
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    Birch trees white paper bark - Betula papyrifera - there are 6 lining the driveway.
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    Zigs— that’s an appealing foto.
     
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    Ta Pac and Sjoerd :)

    I've seen Ray Smears making birch bark canoes Pac, cool :)

    A late bloom on the Elderflower, think this one is called Chocolate marzipan, it does smell of Marzipan :)

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    I like these plants. The foliage and blooms really are a special feature.
     
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