victoria s-shastas everywhere by seed and clump-one of us has got to go-but not broadway lights. rudbeckia triloba prairie glow-supposedly perennial but biennial for everyone i know. need to remember to put seeds out the next few weeks.
Bizzie B. Ageratum are HHAs, flowering from early July through to late September in Sheffield. I am not sure if they might be hardy in some southern places.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
That's useful to know punkdoc thanks. I'm in north herefordshire so not too far south but could get a good flowering season from them. I'm finding that I choose my plants according to their growing season and succesion flowering. Maturity eh, one learns
Beaus Mum, the green insect is a dragonfly, emerald green, at least six inches long. It was zooming over the pond and around the garden. Finally it rested on the pond edge and amazingly honed in on the sweet potato at my feet!
The gatekeeper butterfly on the Leucanthemum was a delight to see, rested there for an age.
He was the most beautiful green Bizzie, I had no idea that dragon flys came in different colours, I thought they were all blue As for the sweet potato did you grow it?
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VictoriaS, what a wonderful garden you have. Wildlife slowly finding my plants
hope this enlarges without blurring if so then
this will be blurry but I counted nine spots and not least
victoria s-shastas everywhere by seed and clump-one of us has got to go-but not broadway lights. rudbeckia triloba prairie glow-supposedly perennial but biennial for everyone i know. need to remember to put seeds out the next few weeks.
What wonderful pics Bizzie
What is the little green insect? Dont think I have seen one of those before
He is soooooo sweet 
Bizzie B. Ageratum are HHAs, flowering from early July through to late September in Sheffield. I am not sure if they might be hardy in some southern places.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
That's useful to know punkdoc
thanks. I'm in north herefordshire so not too far south but could get a good flowering season from them. I'm finding that I choose my plants according to their growing season and succesion flowering. Maturity eh, one learns 
beautiful pics today David, you have a wonderful garden
Beaus Mum, the green insect is a dragonfly, emerald green, at least six inches long. It was zooming over the pond and around the garden. Finally it rested on the pond edge and amazingly honed in on the sweet potato at my feet!
The gatekeeper butterfly on the Leucanthemum was a delight to see, rested there for an age.
Good morning everyone, browsing the gallery and see how beautifully our gardens have filled out. Lovely photographs
Found some flowers of mine which are quietly growing, almost unnoticed
He was the most beautiful green Bizzie, I had no idea that dragon flys came in different colours, I thought they were all blue
As for the sweet potato did you grow it? 