Japanese anemone

Early this morning  we did 90 minutes' work at our local wildlife area, removing  more of the  seedheads from the  hogweed growing in the  wildflower areas, to prevent them dispersing their seeds there. Then we retreated  indoors, in the relative cool, for most of the day.
This evening, shortly before 9pm, we went  for a short, local, walk as dusk was falling, which  was a good end to the day.                
I know it's late summer when the Japanese anemones (Anemone hupehensis) come into flower. They have spread themselves around  the garden and seem to have coped remarkably well with this summer's  dry conditions.