Allotments 4 All

I will name them if I can, if they don't have a name, then I either don't know or can't remember.  Please fill in the gaps for me if you do know!  ;D


Yellow Loosestrife


My only posh aqui - a yellow one that came from Deeds.


Common digitalis seed at will in my garden, and I am very happy with this arrangement!


Big and blousy St. Johns Wort


Another St John, different variety.


Speckled geranium


Sea of yellow....name?


Hmmm, star of David or something.  Very vivid orange.


No idea - a real mystery, but I likes it!


Normally I can remember this one.  I call it rabbits ears because of the soft leaves.


Pretty pink dianthus.  mmmm cloves!


You have named this one before for me, but I don't remember.  I call it the chenile plant.


These little white pompoms seed all over my garden and are really a weed. 


Mesabrynthiums (or some such spelling!)


As well as the common, I grow Digitalis Lutea.  Tiny little flowers.


And this is another different Digitalis, but I can't remember the proper name


Hemeracallis or day lilly.  Inherited from my Great Grandmas garden.  Lovely!


Verbascum


Hardy Fuschias

The best thing about almost all of these flowers is I have grown them from seed or cuttings.   ;D

The pompons at No. 13 are feverfew.

Another grand tour!

rabbits ears~ lynchis?
white pompoms~feverfew (agree with rb)

the verbascum is gorgeous
lovely pics  :)

Picture No7 is Sisyrinchium striatum and the Digitalis is possibly grandiflora

Thank you EJ - beautiful - even OH stopped to look!

EJ Lovely, lovely. Great pics to come back from holiday to. Have seen some wonderful plants on Isle of Wight.