Close up of flowers

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• Sheps Posts: 2,236

  September 2023 edited September 2023

  Very nice pictures @Plantminded
  
  You have beaten me to it, I was about to post some Gers, so will wait a day or two.

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• NormandyLiz Posts: 788

  September 2023

  How about a little borage?
  
  
  

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• Plantminded Posts: 3,580

  September 2023

  Thank you Sheps, a good reliable plant for awkward places!

  Wirral. Sandy, free draining soil.
  
  
  

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• rowlandscastle444 Posts: 2,612

  September 2023

  A little borage, @NormandyLiz always fills a gap. Ours self seeded all around the garden, after I planted some about ten years ago.
  This year, we had only one plant - and that came up under the fuchsia bush, so I pulled it out.
  
  I miss the borage. Such a cheerful flower.

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• LunarSea Posts: 1,923

  September 2023

  Dilemma. Which thread to put this on? I suppose the Sedum is prominent, and we were talking pollinators.
  
  
  
  
  
  And especially for @NormandyLiz, the rosebud today
  
  
  

  Clay soil - Cheshire/Derbyshire border. 
  
  I play with plants and soil and sometimes it's successful
  

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• Sheps Posts: 2,236

  September 2023

  Another fine pair @LunarSea
  
  

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• Penny_Forthem Posts: 455

  September 2023

  Speaking of which

  Beautiful North Wales - hiraeth

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• NormandyLiz Posts: 788

  September 2023

  Another beautiful rosebud, @LunarSea

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• NormandyLiz Posts: 788

  September 2023

  Not really a flower but I assume beautiful leaves are ok too
  
  Salvia viridis
  
  
  

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• LunarSea Posts: 1,923

  September 2023

  That's a nice pear you've got there @Penny_Forthem

  Clay soil - Cheshire/Derbyshire border. 
  
  I play with plants and soil and sometimes it's successful
  

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