All this rain has to be good for something!!

Lovely photos! All the ferny greenery & low light give a really good feeling of the damp growth

its beautiful - really restful. Please could you tell me the name of the ferns?

Is that Rose Reine des Violettes Linda? One of my favourites! Aeonium ‘Velours’ doing well. :)

Do we ever potter, I often say I've been doing exactly that but other people's idea's are different to mine, lol, as long as we are enjoying it its all good isn't it Linda. Your garden is always a delight to see, I love the fullness of it..

Your garden is lovely Linda.

Lovely things to see all around your garden and the rain has definitely 'done good!'
It is delightful.

My sort of garden, full to the brim. It lovely.

Fabulous planting Linda. Let's hope for some warm and sunny days to come. My OH has a cousin in Edinburgh and she is totally fed up with the weather. Mind you, she did used to live in very hot and dry Malawi ...

Scotland is very good for dampness,Darren.
Photo 3 is Polystrichum Setiferum from Brian. It is my favourite fern. Photo 4 is Osmunda Regalis the flowering fern.
The Aeonium is growing well, Karen.Good growth since you gave it to me. I don't know the name of the Rose. I will check that one out.
I like a full garden Siris and Shirley.......it hides the weeds.
I would rather potter in my garden than anything else, Linkslass. Well, maybe sitting on a nice beach on a Greek island would be better.
I am fed up with the rain too, Shirley. I like to wander round the garden without an umbrella.
Thanks Wildrose and Callie.

You have lots of lovely plants in your garden, Linda, & it loos great too!

Linda, love your pics! You have a really interesting, lush garden! Love all the shade tolerant planting, you have some gorgeous flowering shrubs. Added to my favourites.

Thanks Balcony. Glad you like the shrubs Kate. I always think that mid height is important in the garden between the plants and the trees.
Karen, I think the Rose is William Lobb. It is an old Moss Rose. It has been in the garden for at least sixty years.

Your plants are gorgeous such a variety and your garden is looking great Linda

Lovely photos, so much to see :)

Thanks 3d and Hywel. There is a lot still to happen in the garden. We are always two or three weeks behind you. Our Rhododendrons are still flowering.

Your welcome Linda

that looks wonderful. the rain has made everything so lush.

Rained again today but we are expecting warm sunshine until the weekend.

Lovely planting, you've created a peaceful haven:-)