I don't know the purple one in the first pic there's candytuft to the right
2nd could be an evening primrose, hang on til you see what it is
The main one in 3 is a knotgrass, annual, quite pretty, native. I can see some self-heal there as well, just to the left of center and up a bit with a forget-me-not seedling beside it. There's a buttercup in the front right and I think quite a lot of one of the mayweeds, I think that's what they're called, daisy like flowers, from the wildflower mix. and more love in a mist
Not sure! A quick look on google shows most have seperate petals. Mine has petals which seem continuous. Not the right term, but they are not distinctly seperate.
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Now that one is in a pot with a potted up Bleeding Heart. New compost used. It can't have been in the compost, it's been used for all sorts of plants.
Some more pics, some I highly suspect are weeds. Bear with me here, these are ones I've not seen before in the garden!
Can't edit that last post, and the comments I made for the pics haven't appeared.
First photo: Leaf like Nigella but flowers are in clusters of small ones.
Second & Third: Think this is a weed, several of them.
I don't know the purple one in the first pic there's candytuft to the right
2nd could be an evening primrose, hang on til you see what it is
The main one in 3 is a knotgrass, annual, quite pretty, native. I can see some self-heal there as well, just to the left of center and up a bit with a forget-me-not seedling beside it. There's a buttercup in the front right and I think quite a lot of one of the mayweeds, I think that's what they're called, daisy like flowers, from the wildflower mix. and more love in a mist
In the sticks near Peterborough
Thanks again, nutcutlet, you're a real star!
Not sure! A quick look on google shows most have seperate petals. Mine has petals which seem continuous. Not the right term, but they are not distinctly seperate.
Thanks, anyway.