My photos are not very good . . .

Oh thanks Sheila, now that I have removed some 'anonymous pink geraniums' there is a fair bit of bare ground to fill. I think the Bowles Golden Sedge is lovely but doubt it will thrive in a dry-ish site. The grass beginning with J is Juncus, very attractive too.

I also sowed some Godetia seed, very dark pink and short, pretty though!

Your Jasmine is fabulous :o)

Hi Shirley - thank you! And thanks so much for the name of the Juncus grass, I do like grasses. My three Golden Sedge are dotted along the front of a semi-shaded border where the soil is quite a dry, and it doesn't seem to mind! Glad you have some Godetia too . . . :)

Very nice Sheila......I had that clotted cream Jasmine (bought a few years ago from gardeners world magazine) it had finally after a slow start, got going(it smelled gorgeous) and then I moved!!!!

I love Bowles Golden Sedge. In my garden its in heavy clay, in part shade under taller things, sometimes very wet, but doing very well.

Hmm, I think some 'golden grasses' could be just what I'm looking for. Just posted a photo of my Godetia plants, grown from seed.

Great - I will have a look now, Shirley :)

Your photos look all right to me, Sheila! I love the jasmine and the perennial sweet pea.

Thank you Susanne!

Your photos look fine to me too, Sheila. I especially like the sweet pea & the jasmine, do you cut it back after it flowers?

Thanks Gf. I'm blushing to say that I can't remember cutting back the jasmine, but I'm not sure!

I love your grasses too,Sheila..but my Uncina in gravel died off this year..it had no roots at all when I pulled lightly at it..luckily,it has seeded in a border :o)Your Jasmine is beautiful..and it seems a few of us have been successful with Godetia this year..mine are only just coming into flower from last years saved seed..

Thanks Sandra . . . glad your Uncinia has found its own way of surviving, and you have Godetia too :)

So am i,Sheila,,in fact I've found one or two little bits here and there,when I looked closely :o)