Verdun has lots to answer for - do you think he is on commission? I blame him for agastache, veronicatrum, hellebores, aconitum, wild swan and grasses. But the agastache take really easily from cuttings, so am expanding my collection for nowt
Here you are Panda - mainly Thalia and Silver Chimes. The ones in the vase are a mix - Cheerfulness is the one with the little double centre and the ones on the right are Tresamble
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
It is Forester. That one is 'Cygnet' but there's lots of them. It was in flower from April till September. I deadheaded and it's produced a few more flowers since. It has dark veining on the leaves which you can't really see in that pic. Great value plant and the bees love it too. I'm going to move it to a different part of the garden as the flowers are just a bit pinky for that bed. I'll split it first though.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Well, I feel a bit more presentable having had a shower to remove quantities of garden from my hair. It's been a bit wild out there! I was removing yet more couch grass and minding my own business when I heard a strange noise. It was the sound of the ridge ripping off the shed roof... Nothing I can do at the moment, except cover the mower with a tarpaulin, because said shed is on its last legs anyway and is decidedly rickety. Don't think it would bear my weight if I tried to re-attach the felt...
Home tomorrow. Wonder what state my own garden will be in?
Re white daffs: love Thalia. It has quite a distinctive scent, which is delightful.
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
Omg Liri thank goodness it didn't hurt you When are the family back?
soz about the christening Bekkie, sounds like my kind of nightmare too!!
Glad you're home fidget, thank you for all your amazing pics whilst you was away and hope you sleep well in your own bed tonight
Really pretty bulb pics fairy Got my sisters one done for her this morning and hope it will be lovely in the spring, think I put in over a hundred bulbs!
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Verdun has lots to answer for - do you think he is on commission? I blame him for agastache, veronicatrum, hellebores, aconitum, wild swan and grasses. But the agastache take really easily from cuttings, so am expanding my collection for nowt
Here you are Panda - mainly Thalia and Silver Chimes. The ones in the vase are a mix - Cheerfulness is the one with the little double centre and the ones on the right are Tresamble
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Great pictures Chicky. That path is asking to be run down kicking the leaves.
Fairygirl - in your last picture is that tiarella? I was thinking of getting some next year as I have heard it is a good dooer.
It is Forester. That one is 'Cygnet' but there's lots of them. It was in flower from April till September. I deadheaded and it's produced a few more flowers since. It has dark veining on the leaves which you can't really see in that pic. Great value plant and the bees love it too. I'm going to move it to a different part of the garden as the flowers are just a bit pinky for that bed. I'll split it first though.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thanks for that Fairygirl - it's gone right on next years list.
Fidget, glad you had a safe journey, sounds like your lodger forgot what day you came home !
Lesley, am making a brand new bed in the front garden, thats where the roses will go
Hope the wind has died down for you guys
Did your mum enjoy the photos Verdun?
Been to a double christening today, ugggh, like hell on earth..kids everywhere!
Well, I feel a bit more presentable having had a shower to remove quantities of garden from my hair.
It's been a bit wild out there! I was removing yet more couch grass and minding my own business when I heard a strange noise. It was the sound of the ridge ripping off the shed roof... 
Nothing I can do at the moment, except cover the mower with a tarpaulin, because said shed is on its last legs anyway and is decidedly rickety. Don't think it would bear my weight if I tried to re-attach the felt...
Home tomorrow. Wonder what state my own garden will be in?
Re white daffs: love Thalia. It has quite a distinctive scent, which is delightful.
Omg Liri thank goodness it didn't hurt you
When are the family back?
soz about the christening Bekkie, sounds like my kind of nightmare too!!
Glad you're home fidget, thank you for all your amazing pics whilst you was away and hope you sleep well in your own bed tonight
Really pretty bulb pics fairy
Got my sisters one done for her this morning and hope it will be lovely in the spring, think I put in over a hundred bulbs! 
Oh just seen your pics Chicky, beautiful and hubby has done brill job with his babies
Im on his side and wouldn't let you give them away either! X
Night night everyone x keep safe & sweet dreams xx