Next years plants.

What a fabulous collection! Hope you will post pictures when they flower. :-)

Thank you. They are mostly Geraniums and seedling Dianthus, along with a seedling Ophiopogon that I grew and a couple of species Buddleja.
I am quite excited about the variegated geranium seedling and can't wait for it to flower.

You have been busy G.dad, lovely to see, I like the way you use grit , like Carol Klein does, she uses tons of it!!

that leaf is very interesting. have you got pictures of the church flower beds too? we went to a church in suffolk ~ the place with the longest high street [forgotten its name] and the church yard was kept by volunteers ~ very nicely kept and one of them was chatting ~ he was friendly and very interesting

Lots of healthy seedlings there, GDad...should do the job for you nicely. I notice you like using the grit too!

Oh, that geranium looks exciting! I love finding seedlings and potting them up...my hubby calls them my wee 'foundlings'! Lovely selection too!

I always top off my seedlings with a layer of grit. I find it helps to keep the weed seeds down.

I will have some pictures of the borders at Church in the various stages of development. At the moment, they are being weeded and raked. I am using my 'signature design features': logs, composted bark, Crocosmia, Geraniums, Lillies, Aquilegia, Thalictrum, and Agapanthus.

The variegated seedling does look exciting! I am scouring the borders for more just in case.
I have a mass of Thalictrum seedlings coming up at the moment but they are still small so I will leave them another week or 2 before potting them up.

My word, isn't it all Clean and Tidy!!!

I try to keep on top of weeds: boiling water usually does the trick!

That variegated geranium is very interesting - look forward to seeing it grow on and flower. Are they bread trays?, a great way of keeping things organised and moving around. :-))