@LG_ yes that's Centaurea Jordy, a nice big plant but goes a bit manky after flowering and tends to collapse outward. It will flower again if cut back but bees seem to prefer the first flowering.
@pitter-patter You've certainly made the most of your small garden!
Yes, "hidden corners and meandering paths" can look great in a large cottage garden. However, for my medium-size cottage (?) garden (300 m²) I have taken the opposite route: straight lines, no meandering paths and no hidden corners.
,Great dispalys everyone, love that path @Picidae, your poppies with the red lupin @pitter-patter and a cracking display of Irises @Pete.8, some of them can be a bit too showy for me but love those white ones. @BobTheGardener and @Victoria Sponge your gardens looks beautiful, right up my street, so much going on.
thank you @B3, @edhelka, @Papi Jo and @Fire, too kind @Guernsey Donkey2 the water is just the pond I put in last year, which is quite long and narrow so look more like a stream really
This is supposed to be Haut les voiles, a butter yellow and lavender combination but plainly it was mislabelled. Any thoughts what it might be? It does not exactly fit in with the colour scheme but I still love it
Our first flowering Petunia of the year. More to come. There are some great pictures on here, and Ideally I would like one of each please. I particularly like the free flowering foxgloves Picidae.
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thank you @B3, @edhelka, @Papi Jo and @Fire, too kind
@Guernsey Donkey2 the water is just the pond I put in last year, which is quite long and narrow so look more like a stream really
I love the self sown foxgloves popping up all over the garden this year. Nature and luck chooses the colour and the position, and never gets it wrong
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I love the colour of Jordy, @Victoria Sponge.
@pitter-patter you really have made the most of your space. I like the distinct sections.