Over here in the West of Britain, the weather has become very uncertain. Although August is known as the wetter month of Summer, it seems to be living up to it's reputation here at least.
So each good day needs to be enjoyed for what it brings because September is rapidly coming and that will herald the onset of Autumn (Fall).
The later Summer plants are now at their best.
Hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) are out fully, the heads perfect in shape and the colours pristine.
A little out of sync with the season, a dwarf Azalea flowers. Deep inside the flower I caught this wasp taking a drink of nectar.
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