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@trantion.masto.ai.ap.brid.gySep 21, 2026, 8:33 PM

I love warm September days, because I can work from the garden and enjoy my annuals at their best.

#Gardening #GardeningUK #Bloomscrolling

A view from a small garden. The brick wall of the house dominates the background, with a white plastic door and a window. Under the window there's a wooden table over a set of bins, with potted dahlias with profuse pink flowers on either side of the window. On the left is a black metal arch, with a plant with yellow & black flowers climbing up one side and a large bushy plant with white flowers below. On the right, several bean plants stand with large, heavy leaves.A photo of plants against a red brick wall. There's a window to the left of the image, with lots of yellow flowers along it and little blue, white & red flowers trailing over the edge of the containers. To the right of the image, large pink & orange dahlia flowers stand out against the bricks. Several hoverflies are buzzing around or feeding from the flowers.Two large pink & orange dahlia flowers facing each other in the middle of the image, with a hoverfly feeding on one of the flowers. A string of yellow flowers lead into the background, which is a line of red brick houses
@tommcenroe.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 8:18 PM

This year's immense pumpkin and squash harvest.

Pumpkin Rouge Vif D’Etampes, Galeux d'Eysines squash - the orange knobbly ones - Crown Prince squash and a few Butternut squashes

#Pumpkins #GardeningUK 🌱🇬🇧 #GrowYourOwn

A larger collection of squash and bright orange pumpkins. Nine, silvery grey Crown Prince, a couple of pink, knobbly Galeux d'Eysines squash and four, enormous, bright orange Rouge Vif D’Etampes pumpkins
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 9:53 AM

September in the garden 🌿

Fiery cannas, dahlias and glowing grasses are keeping the borders full of colour, while autumn quietly begins to make itself known.

#SeptemberGarden #AutumnGarden #BritishGardens #GardeningUK

Collage of a September garden beneath bright blue skies, featuring orange dahlias and cannas, red and green ornamental grasses, lush vegetable beds and colourful late-summer borders.
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 9:52 AM

September in the garden 🌿

Fiery cannas, dahlias and glowing grasses are keeping the borders full of colour, while autumn quietly begins to make itself known.

#SeptemberGarden #AutumnGarden #BritishGardens #GardeningUK

Collage of a September garden beneath bright blue skies, featuring orange dahlias and cannas, red and green ornamental grasses, lush vegetable beds and colourful late-summer borders.
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 9:48 AM

September in the garden 🌿

Fiery cannas, dahlias and glowing grasses are keeping the borders full of colour, while autumn quietly begins to make itself known.

#SeptemberGarden #AutumnGarden #BritishGardens #GardeningUK

Collage of a September garden beneath bright blue skies, featuring orange dahlias and cannas, red and green ornamental grasses, lush vegetable beds and colourful late-summer borders.
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 7:51 AM

Pumpkins deserve better than spending October pretending to be lanterns. 🎃🍂

Put the kettle on. We have a pumpkin to deal with.

gardeningbysarahcoles.co.uk/easy-pumpkin...

#PumpkinRecipes #AutumnRecipes #SeasonalCooking #GrowYourOwn #KitchenGarden #AutumnFood #GardeningUK #PumpkinSeason

**Alt text:** Minimalist white graphic featuring a simple black line drawing of a pumpkin, with the text “Gardening by Sarah Coles – Easy Pumpkin Recipes for Cosy Autumn Evenings” and the Sarah Coles logo at the bottom.
@sowitgrowitfeast.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 7:26 AM

Our Autumn Grow Your Own blogs are full of seasonal ideas for making the most of the garden.
Pop the kettle on and have a browse. ☕🌿

sowitgrowitandfeast.co.uk

#GrowYourOwn #KitchenGarden #VegetableGarden #AutumnGarden #AllotmentUK #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwnFood #SeptemberGarden #HomegrownFood

A colourful collage promoting six autumn grow-your-own blog posts, covering what to plant after summer crops, runner bean chutney, recycling in the vegetable garden, September cut flowers, what to sow in September, and keeping the vegetable garden productive into autumn.
@vegplotter.comSep 20, 2026, 7:00 AM

Don't pick your pumpkins yet! 🛑 A perfect Halloween pumpkin needs more than just time on the vine. Learn the secrets to checking ripeness, harvesting, and curing for a longer-lasting display.

Find our latest blog here: vegplotter.com/blog/dont-pi...

#Pumpkins #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #Halloween

Ripe orange pumpkin sitting in a raised garden bed beside a large yellow squash blossom and green leaves, with bold overlaid text reading: "Don't Pick Your Pumpkins Until You Have Read This."
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 9:12 AM

There’s something wonderfully hopeful about sowing sweet peas in autumn. 🌱

Read the full guide ↓
gardeningbysarahcoles.co.uk/sowing-sweet...

#SweetPeas #AutumnSowing #GardeningUK #CottageGarden #GrowFlowers #CutFlowerGarden #montydon #gardenersworld

Sweet pea Outline. Gardening by Sarah Coles. Sowing Sweet Peas in Autumn.
@vegplotter.comSep 18, 2026, 7:00 AM

Don't put your trowel away yet! 🍂 September is the perfect time to plant for a delicious winter harvest.
Our new blog reveals 5 hardy veggies you can sow now to enjoy fresh, homegrown food through the colder months. Get the list! 👇
vegplotter.com/blog/plant-t...
#GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #Allotment

@sowitgrowitfeast.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 6:54 AM

September isn’t the end of the cut flower garden — it’s the beginning of next year’s. 🌱

Sow cornflowers, love-in-a-mist, larkspur, poppies, calendula and more now for earlier flowers next year.

sowitgrowitandfeast.co.uk/cut-flower-g...

#GardeningUK #CutFlowers #AutumnSowing #GrowYourOwn

Blog Post. The Cut Flower Patch: September. sowitgrowitandfeast.co.uk
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 9:29 AM

Just as the garden begins to quieten, chrysanthemums come into their own.

gardeningbysarahcoles.co.uk/chrysanthemu...

#Chrysanthemums #AutumnGarden #GardeningUK #BritishGardens #AutumnFlowers #GardenColour #FlowerGarden #SeasonalGardening #GardenInspiration #GardeningTips #GardeningBySarahColes

Chrysanthemum Flower. Gardening by Sarah Coles. All about the Chrystanthemum Flower.
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 9:24 AM

There’s something particularly satisfying about a raised bed.

gardeningbysarahcoles.co.uk/how-to-build...

#RaisedBeds #RaisedBedGardening #GrowYourOwn #KitchenGarden #VegetableGardening #GardeningUK #GardenDesign #GrowYourOwnFood #BritishGardening #GardenTips #gardenersworld #montydon

Image: Outline of Raised Bed. Gardening by Sarah Coles. How to create raised beds for your garden.
@oldmanrambling.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 8:41 AM

I always seem to forget that it’s #ClematisThursday until my friend Linda @lindacdolan.bsky.social reminds me, so here is the last flowering one in my little front garden by the porch. Looking lovely in soft rain this morning.
#Bloomscrolling
#Photography
#Threesday
#EastCoastKin
#GardeningUK

Three pinkish Clematis flowers growing against a wooden trellis by a brick porch wall. The flower's petals are covered in raindrops as are some of the plant's green leaves. Camera: iPhone 15 Pro.
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 7:25 PM

September abundance in the kitchen garden 🎃

Great orange pumpkins are ripening amongst tomatoes, sweetcorn and marigolds – the wonderful reward for months of growing, tending and waiting.

Autumn is definitely on its way.

#KitchenGarden #GrowYourOwn #SeptemberGarden #GardeningUK

Collage of a productive September kitchen garden featuring enormous orange pumpkins growing amongst marigolds, tomatoes, sweetcorn and leafy vegetables. Text across the centre reads “September Colour – Gardening by Sarah Coles.”
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 7:21 PM

Dahlias are wonderfully generous in September, filling the garden with everything from soft cream and apricot to sunshine yellow and deep burgundy.

Which colour is your favourite?

#Dahlias #SeptemberGarden #GardeningUK

Collage of six dahlias flowering in September, ranging from soft blush white and creamy yellow to warm apricot, golden orange and deep burgundy. Text across the centre reads “September Colour – Gardening by Sarah Coles.”
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 7:07 PM

September brings a wonderful richness to the garden, as summer gives way to autumn in shades of scarlet, burnt orange and gold. 🍂

Dahlias, marigolds and late-flowering favourites are still putting on quite a show.

What’s bringing colour to your garden?

#SeptemberGarden #GardeningUK #AutumnColour

Collage of vibrant September garden flowers in rich red, orange and golden-yellow tones, including dahlias, marigolds and other late-summer blooms. Text across the centre reads “September Colour – Gardening by Sarah Coles.”
@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 10:42 AM

Want your pumpkins to last well beyond harvest? 🎃 A little care when curing and storing them can make all the difference.
👇
gardeningbysarahcoles.co.uk/a-guide-to-s...

#Pumpkins #GrowYourOwn #AutumnHarvest #GardeningUK

Outline of Pumpkins (three) Gardening by Sarah Coles. A guide to storing your Autumn Pumpkin Harvest.
@barnsdalegardens.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 9:03 AM

🌿 Don't pack away the gardening gloves just yet.

We're preparing a subscriber offer with 30% off selected plants chosen to help extend the season.

Membership is free if you'd like to receive it: barnsdalegardens.co.uk/membership.h...

#BarnsdaleGardens #GardeningUK #AutumnGarden

@sarahcoles.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 8:58 AM

Got a glut of apples? 🍎 Don’t let windfalls or slightly past-their-best fruit go to waste. There are plenty of simple ways to use almost every last bit.

gardeningbysarahcoles.co.uk/zero-waste-a...

#Apples #ZeroWaste #GrowYourOwn #AppleHarvest #GardeningUK

Image: Apple Pie. Gardening by Sarah Coles. Zero-Waste Apples: How to use every last apple.
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