Success! 1 and 8 look like sweet rocket - Hesperis. 11 looks like ragwort John so I'd get rid of that!
The borders you've got planted up are looking great - you must be pleased with the results after all the effort you put in earlier. Did you sow a wildflower mix?
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
then there are creepers climbers and holly hocks sweet pea's , a budlea a couple of ash tree's ( self sown and transplanted from a neighbors he's kind of let the garden go since the wife and kids left).
There also seems to be a few weeds grass nettles thistles amongst the obvious and wild mustard which is now losing plenty of purple dead nettles
Veg are carrots beetroot, brocolli, potato's lettuce tomato's and strawberries.
Mattbeer, it is fab isn't it. It's called Estrella Voodoo Star. I always think it looks like a secret sweetie, I don't normally go for plants like that but it is gorgeous.
third one gets really nice as more and more flower heads open it does have a similar look to a weed with a yellow flower that tends to pop up on piles of earth. You missed out i reckon
The red one I think maybe in that list will be interesting to see what it produces. I've a fair number of these but they are struggling to compete for light. they are nice quite different.
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Sorry, couldn't open it.
Blackest- you need to do these pix in a way that us mere mortals can work with!!
Hope you're not working too hard in that garde in the heat - we get worried about you if you don't post for a while
Can't help with that red one either -sorry. Some knowledgeable person like Dove, nut or Verd will know!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
will try again mystery Plants
Think it takes a bit more than just pasting a link
this should work thou
Success! 1 and 8 look like sweet rocket - Hesperis. 11 looks like ragwort John so I'd get rid of that!
The borders you've got planted up are looking great - you must be pleased with the results after all the effort you put in earlier. Did you sow a wildflower mix?
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
1 & 8 look like night scented stock to me (easy to tell - powerful fragrance in the evening.)
4: poppies (in foreground)
5: lupin (in need of tlc!)
7: don't know but want one!
10: possibly a dwarf dahlia (or a weed!)
Blues
Cynogolssum, Ageratum, Phacelia, Centaurea, Gilia, Linum, lupin, Nemophila, Nigella, Salvia, Viscaria, Borage, delphinium also others unlisted.
Scented
viola, Cheiranthus, Iberis Amara, Lobularia, Matthiola, Gumum? Reseda, Iberis, Lupin Secculentus, Lupin angustifolium, Nigella, Foeniculum. and maybe 8 others unlisted.
Reds
Cant find the box so they could be anything.
then there are creepers climbers and holly hocks sweet pea's , a budlea a couple of ash tree's ( self sown and transplanted from a neighbors he's kind of let the garden go since the wife and kids left).
There also seems to be a few weeds grass nettles thistles amongst the obvious and wild mustard which is now losing plenty of purple dead nettles
Veg are carrots beetroot, brocolli, potato's lettuce tomato's and strawberries.
and many many more...
KEF- thanks I will look that up.
Mattbeer, it is fab isn't it. It's called Estrella Voodoo Star. I always think it looks like a secret sweetie, I don't normally go for plants like that but it is gorgeous.
I love to look at all the photos.
Seen something that leaf shape and that habit that produced small bright yellow flower, but plant was lime green..weeded it out
Looked at pics Blackest and third along top row grows in my garden & I've weeded that as well..just watch it be something lovely
Going back to the red thing it's like a red version of rape.
third one gets really nice as more and more flower heads open it does have a similar look to a weed with a yellow flower that tends to pop up on piles of earth. You missed out i reckon
The red one I think maybe in that list will be interesting to see what it produces. I've a fair number of these but they are struggling to compete for light. they are nice quite different.