Flower of the Day for a year - a Challenge!

[roitelet]

White oriental poppies before they all fall over!

[mcdood]

A weigela that has just been neglected. Dug up last year and stuck in an old pot out the way while I figured out whether to chuck it or not.

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[Scarlet]

Knautia red cherries is flowering just behind these purple flowers I don�t know the name of,these purple flowers are slowly spreading across the garden,

Erigeron karvinskianus maybe? They self sow in everyone's garden except mine...mine at pinky- not sure if they come in purple.



These are lovely - cornflower-Black ball. Sown in the autumn


Dahlia flowering it's socks off now

[roitelet]

More Fairy Verbascum, seems to tolerate the poorest and dryist of soils.

[Nannysally99]

Arum lily, still got more to come out

[Jungle Jane]

Erigeron karvinskianus maybe? They self sow in everyone's garden except mine...mine at pinky- not sure if they come in purple

I was just googling & think they�re Osteospermums,when I saw the name it rang a bell,someone in here told me a while ago. It�s difficult remembering names...Your dahlias are flowering early

[veggiechicken]

Perennial geranium. Love these. So easy. Grow into big, ground-covering mounds.

[Jungle Jane]

This flower of the day petunia survived the winter,it�s quite sheltered next to the house. I didn�t manage to sow any this year so this is my only one,I�ll plant a cucumber next to it soon

[roitelet]

One of many Iris Germanica.

[mcdood]

Arran pilot potato

[veggiechicken]

Rose "Zephirine Drouhin" ?sp.
Thornless and scented.

[roitelet]

Oriental poppies again this time pink. One of the plants that survive very dry conditions.

[farendwoman]

First time I�ve got this one to flower - zaluzianskya.
Weedy little thing - but my goodness... the fragrance.
The other seedlings are much stockier plants but not in flower yet.
Might have to post another pic later on if I get a better display of flowers!

[roitelet]

White campion, it might be considered a weed but I love it.

[farendwoman]

First bunch of sweet peas for this year - hopefully loads to come!