Love Rozanne too Lizzie - there's a reason it won plant of the century (or whatever that silly Chelsea award was last year - how can you choose one plant for 100 years )
Wendy, the yellow is helianthus lemon queen - not really got into its stride yet this year. It gets to 8 foot and needs no staking so is perfect for the back of my borders. Wish i could find other plants that do the same. Tried a thalictrum elin this year, but it was pretty floppy, and have high hopes for a eupatorium, but the verdict is still out on that one.
Chicky, thank you for your reply , always looking for something nice to hide a fence . Beaus Mum , my garden is only small and the weather here is trying its best flatten everything .The plants are still colourful , the second picture was taken about three weeks ago , thank you for your interest .
Zinnias Fidget, sorry should have said. The flowers seem to last forever, just a packet of seeds but so easy to grow, a bit flashy but I think they are lovely, fespecially as they are covered in bees.
The brown ones are Rudbeckia the 1st ones are dahlias.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
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Lovely stars Busy, I'm hoping to find one when it stops raining
Wendy, the yellow is helianthus lemon queen - not really got into its stride yet this year. It gets to 8 foot and needs no staking so is perfect for the back of my borders. Wish i could find other plants that do the same. Tried a thalictrum elin this year, but it was pretty floppy, and have high hopes for a eupatorium, but the verdict is still out on that one.
My huge cosmos is still going crazy despite the rain.
A rescue poppy from late spring has a flower on it now so at least I know the label is right.
8foot sunflowers just coming out - but pointing the wrong blinkin way!
signs of the times pots from the north to the south deck and planting salad greens today
david how big is your garden? Is it a national park?!!
You have so so many beautiful stars 
Chicky, thank you for your reply , always looking for something nice to hide a fence . Beaus Mum , my garden is only small and the weather here is trying its best flatten everything .The plants are still colourful , the second picture was taken about three weeks ago , thank you for your interest .
Oh thank you Wendy, your garden really is beautiful, is that a little slate path running through?
What is the pink coneflower in the last picture, Lyn?
Zinnias Fidget, sorry should have said. The flowers seem to last forever, just a packet of seeds but so easy to grow, a bit flashy but I think they are lovely, fespecially as they are covered in bees.
The brown ones are Rudbeckia the 1st ones are dahlias.