No longer nameless..

Great start Fife :)

I like the valerian in the tree stump and the stonecrop. Is the yellow flower from the stonecrop? If not, it looks like Allium moly to me. I love cornflowers too but they don't do well for me.

I thought the centaurea were a bit on the dainty side to be the more common one and tend to agree with montana. You can always do what a lot of folk do (me included) and just call them cornflowers.

Thank you, Scottish :) I'll get there eventually.

TuesdayBear, I like them on the stump too. A happy accident. Most of what goes on in my garden is of the happy accident variety though :D
The yellow flower is part of the stonecrop, yes. It's the first time I've noticed the flowers though. Those are the only few on a fairly large patch. I hope some more come to brighten it all up.

Steragram, that's what I thought too. The other variety looked a bit too dainty compared to mine. This one seems quite stocky.

Thank you, Fife. I wasn't sure, as I couldn't remember if stonecrop's flower was yellow and the green blades look like bulb foliage.

I think you're right, they're bulbs of some sort. Can't think what they are now though, I'll have to check. I hope it's not that wild garlic again....

Hmmmm......I diagnose Goy addiction!
welcome to the club Fife :0)

Welcome Fifegarden's looks like your enjoying the site. Nice photos.

Definitely addicted Pam! :D

Thanks Alan, I'm enjoying it so much! Another hobby added to the list!

Thats it you are now lost to Goy,actually its been a mind saver during the last two weeks, I call it my armchair gardening and that apart from watering the g'houses is all one can do at the moment, ( my smiley weatherman says its gonna be better tomorrow) you'll find the supermarket aisles fascinating as well as the GC's Fife and if you are lucky enough to have a local nursery you'll find its getting near to the time when they have real bargains as they wish to get rid of their stock of bedding and suchlike....

You're right, Lincslass...I fear there is no going back now, lol! I had hubby out the back after tea and was pointing out things and giving them names like an old pro :D

Still can't remember a single botanical name but the common names I've got committed to memory.

I'm not sure if we have a nursery nearby, I know there's the big Dobbies not far and a little GC even closer but it's not something I've ever really paid attention to before and wouldn't have noticed any in passing.

That's all going to change now though!

Tuesdaybear, just noticed your comment about stonecrop flowers being yellow. I was surprised to discover that the wild one which grows in Derbyshire on the limestone has white flowers, but they are smaller than the yellow garden one.