Oooops! excuse the sideways angle...thought I'd saved to the upright version!! J

They are Lisianthus but they are usually grown in hotter climates. They might grow in a greenhouse but someone with more knowledge can advise you.

Yep, Lisianthus, often included in bouquets. They come in a wide range of colours and bi colours, and can be grown from seed - they need to be sown in a heated propagator late winter, then potted up and grown on indoors on a windowsill or in a warm greenhouse and hardened off ready to plant outdoors end of May. Tender, will keel over at the first hint of cold.

Their ancestors are hard-bitten prairie wildflowers, but the florists' varieties are real hothouse flowers: potential short-lived perennials, but only where the soil doesn't freeze. They also need a fair amount of heat to bloom. We grow them as summer bedding, here in the desert.

A Big Thank You to Cammomile, Bamboo & Tugbrethil for your fast and informative replies!!
Who needs Google eh??!!
Cheers all :-)
I'll have to point my neighbour in a different direction!! :-D
Thanks so much All x