Beautiful flowers - all of them. I have made too many costly mistakes in the past and will start reading up on what conditions suit what plant - then I'll buy loads of containers and composts
Mark they are and I know that just had a strange senior moment, I like Gazinias but can't always offer them the sun so moved onto Gerberas. Did look twice as I posted the name but just lost the plot. Thanks
Lovely Hollie - and this is all in your new garden - yes? What a difference a few months can make. Rudbeckias sown on windowsills in Feb, moved to cold GH in April, then into garden end of May. Really pleased with the rustic dwarves, as not grown them before. The yellow ones are Indian Summer, and i grow them every year as the deer leave them alone (not true for all rudbeckias, as i found to my cost - think its because this type are quite bristly/hairy). Are the pink stars in the first pic? In which case they are isotoma (an annual bedding plant - deer don't eat that either ... are you picking up a common theme here)
Art - OH built the wall earlier in the year. He says so every time he walks past it. As it is just outside the front door, it gets said quite a lot.
KEF - love that delphinium - I need to have a word with your friend
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Then the yellows ..
All these yellows sown from seed this Feb - isn't nature a wonderful thing
lobelia Tania, first year and really happy with it
Lovely delphinium from a forum member
One for OL my begonias
Gazania that make me smile such cheery plants
Chicky what a home coming
They all look lovely 
KEF I think you will find that your Gazanias are actually Gerberas
Wow, Chicky and Kef, such beautiful flowers. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful flowers - all of them. I have made too many costly mistakes in the past and will start reading up on what conditions suit what plant - then I'll buy loads of containers and composts
Mark they are and I know that
just had a strange senior moment, I like Gazinias but can't always offer them the sun so moved onto Gerberas. Did look twice as I posted the name but just lost the plot. Thanks 
Chicky, wonderful colours and a fabulous stone wall
Lovely Hollie - and this is all in your new garden - yes? What a difference a few months can make
. Rudbeckias sown on windowsills in Feb, moved to cold GH in April, then into garden end of May. Really pleased with the rustic dwarves, as not grown them before. The yellow ones are Indian Summer, and i grow them every year as the deer leave them alone (not true for all rudbeckias, as i found to my cost - think its because this type are quite bristly/hairy). Are the pink stars in the first pic? In which case they are isotoma (an annual bedding plant - deer don't eat that either ... are you picking up a common theme here
)
Art - OH built the wall earlier in the year. He says so every time he walks past it. As it is just outside the front door, it gets said quite a lot
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KEF - love that delphinium - I need to have a word with your friend