Today. Will attempt to list from memory, so a mixture of botanical and common names, and lots of genera because I didn't choose / plant lots of them so don't know what they are!
In no particular order: Sweet pea ('Old Fashioned Mix'); Philadelphus; Rose; Erigeron karvinskianus; Solanum jasminoides album; Spirea (probably japonica 'Goldflame'); Heuchera; common sage; Linaria purpurea; Centranthus ruber.
PS: OH appears to have recycled my pretty jam jar. So this one is peanut butter.
'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.'
And a very nice peanut butter jar it is @LG_ . Your flowers are so much further on than mine here in Scotland. I may just go out the front and pick some roses rather than my perennial borders round the back. At least my roses are well out!
'Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement' - Helen Keller
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Salvia (Joy), Brachyglottis, Philadelphus, Lysimachia vulgaris, Dianthus (Candyfloss), Spiraea Japonica (?Goldflame) and something yellow (from a variety seed mix). Backdrop is Alchemilla Mollis.
Will attempt to list from memory, so a mixture of botanical and common names, and lots of genera because I didn't choose / plant lots of them so don't know what they are!
In no particular order: Sweet pea ('Old Fashioned Mix'); Philadelphus; Rose; Erigeron karvinskianus; Solanum jasminoides album; Spirea (probably japonica 'Goldflame'); Heuchera; common sage; Linaria purpurea; Centranthus ruber.
PS: OH appears to have recycled my pretty jam jar. So this one is peanut butter.
I meant to comment on @AuntyRach's salvias too - such a clear colour.
My Salvias are in pots so they are moved to under the potting bench over Winter, and have some slug protection too.