The Garden in September (Part Two)

 Here's the rest of the things flowering at the moment, now that the camera battery is re-charged.

 

Red tulips:

One I missed in the vege garden yesterday, the blueberries:

And some chives, with what looks like a bonus little spider:

 

In the native garden we have this grevillea that I still haven't found the label of:

And this acacia that I should know the name of:

Along the driveway, this daisy bush is very popular with butterflies, hoverflies, and all sorts of tiny insects:

The melianthus will be popular with wattlebirds, but the flowers are only just at the beginning of opening at the moment:

The red hot pokers are feeding the wattlebirds at the moment, but I obviously forgot to take a photo of any of them.

Another daisy bush which attracts various small insects:

Treasure flowers, with bonus Australian painted lady butterfly:

The first of the garden geraniums to flower:

And some grape hyacinths still going:

I know I missed a few things, including snowflakes, freesias, leucodendrons, and maybe others. But I also noticed a few things in bud which will probably appear in future posts as they open.

Last one - a wildflower I noticed while we were out walking this afternoon. Not in our garden, or on our block, unfortunately. 

Pink bells, Tetratheca ciliata.