Bloomday and a reminder about The Other Plant Sale...

It's September 15th, in other words...Garden Blogger's Bloomday! I've been staring at these floral sprays on my Mahonia gracilipes willing the flowers to open—they're tiny, and yellow—but no luck, yet.Thankfully the Passiflora cooperated...
I lost my formerly hardy Passiflora 'Amethyst Jewel' last winter, and the P. 'Snow Queen' was knocked back to the ground (it's rebounding, but still no blooms), I am so glad I picked up this 'Aphrodite's Purple Nightie' hybrid. Even though it's not hardy it's earned it's keep with lots of blooms all summer long.
There are still tomato blooms too. I know it's said that you shouldn't let your tomatoes bloom so late in the season and should snip the vines so they put all their energy into the fruit, but with the little sungolds I'm just letting them go until the vines loose their vigor.
Schefflera delavayi
Metapanax delavayi—very unassuming blooms yet swarmed by pollinators. Looking at this image up close it looks like the flowers may have passed over to the fruit stage?
Ipomoea × multifida, aka cardinal climber has been blooming all summer long, and also producing seed capsules. I've been crushing them and letting the seeds fall. I look forward to seeing what comes up next spring.
Chasmanthium latifolium
NoID crocosmia, which might be ‘Star of the East’?
I love how flat it is when fully open.
Tricyrtis formosana ‘Samurai’
I couldn't remember if I'd ever shared this blooming NoID tillandsia (lower right hand side) in a Bloomday post. Now I have.
Here's another one that's sent up a bloom spike, Tillandsia 'Spirit'.
The crazy coloring up of Fascicularia pitcairniifolia needs more than one photo.
This is the second year in a row I've hand one (or two) bloom in my garden. 
They're so cool.
Eventually all those buds will open to blue petals with yellow anthers.
Clematis repens ‘Bells of Emei Shan’ rebloom.

And finally, my Nepenthes x Miranda is gonna bloom!
It sounds silly to say, but I'd always kind of thought nepenthes pitchers were the point...
I mean they're so decorative, who needs blooms?!

But bloom it does, here's when I first photographed it, on Aug 25th...
...and just a couple of days ago. I guess it's a stinker, so I'm glad it's doing this outside, before I bring the plant in for the winter.
Last minute photo add, when I went to check last evening to see if the flowers had opened I discovered this, a stink bug on the reportedly stinking bloom. It looks like it climbed up there to see the sunset.