My little patch of Wild Flowers Part 3.

Such a pretty varieties she has and colours those poppies are gorgeous and cornflowers she has done well tell her a proper little gardener.

Lovely clematis and shame about the pots, some varieties do go to mush.

Well done to your grand daughter with the wild flower garden... and your potatoes look good too :o)))

Those wild flowers are a real treat Linda.Well done to your grandaughter, tell her she is very clever. I have noticed that pots go to near mash too, dont boil them for too long or too fast maybe!

Congratulations to your young Granddaughter on a lovely selection of wild flowers ... she's obviously a green-fingered girl! Try steaming your lovely spuds rather than boiling them ... keeps the flavour in too ... : o ))

how i love wild flowers and gardens ............ simply the best

Thankyou Sixpence;
I love the pretty mix that I have. :o)

Thankyou TT;
Granddaughter did very well, considering I only gave her the box to scatter, so I could have some peace myself. lol. :o)

Thankyou Grandmage;
She has done well. The insects love them.
I had the pots on boiling, and when I noticed they were like, 'splitting', I turned them right down to a low simmer. As they started going more watery, I took them off and strained them, but although they were lovely tasting, one or two of them, still had firm centres. :o)

Thankyou Shirley;
Yes, she definately has greenfingers.
Will steam the pots next time, and see if that makes a difference to them.
My Daughter was trying to think, had I watered them too much, or not enough,or were they meant to go like it...... :o)

PS!!! Will pass on all your lovely comments to my Granddaughter. Thankyou again. :o)

Thankyou Cristina;
Hope your dairyair is better. lol.
Love the wildflowers myself, and the selection that has come up, are so pretty, and there are still more differtent ones growing. :o)