A July summer.

Lots of colour .Like the close up of sempervivum !

I've no idea Slad, sorry. love the Briza, very chuffed with mine!

Cheers Paul :-)

The harebells are a joy - never seen them in a garden before. Great photos - love the echinops!

Thanks Karen, glad yours are doing well too.

Thanks Steragram yes the harebells I grew from seed then let them spread in the rockery.

Really well grown selection., thanks for showing

Very nice S'lad, I've added a white to my lily collection this year, not very tall but has given me three lovely blooms...

Thanks Brian.

Thanks Lincslass mines not tall either, but they are lovely.

I have dishes of Sepervivum I like to see the way they move round to face the sun during the day almost as though they are stretching their necks out to feel the warmth I have the harebells to like you I grew them from seed Slad one of my favourite dainty little flowers you have a great selection thanks for showing :o)

Thanks Amy, yes semps are lovely how they grow and spread they were my dads favourite plant.

As usual a varied selection SL - all looking very healthy. Your lilies are amazing. My first year at growing semps - I'm very pleased thus far!
I do like the colour of Holly's rose. Do you have a name for it?

Thanks Scottish, there was no name to the rose, it just had ground cover rose "pink" on the label :-)

Hi Slad, what a beuatiful complex garden you have ;-).
What is the name of that Echinacea purpurea? It has quite unusual flowers. Your lilies are still blooming, that s fantastic. Mine did just for one week at the very beginning of July. Since that time nothing happens. Should they bloom longer? If yes, what do they need to do so, please?

Hi Kat, thanks :-) , that is it's name, echinacea purpurea,
It's not fully open yet, it will go a lovely pink/purple colour. The lilies do bloom for a week mostly all they really need is sun and water..

Hi, Slad. Yes, it is Echinacea purpurea, but then they have separate names, depending of the colour, shape of petals etc. So if my lilies bloomed one week, it was OK.

Absolutely blinding, mate!
Better than any botanical garden tour.
Won't be long now, 'til you can put your feet up & promote Holly to 'Head Gardiner'. Lol.
Yet another, straight to faves!

That's a nice lot of plants, and it's great to see Holly and Jade are interested in growing flowers too :o)
I think the last one is Hawksbit, or a close relation.

Lol cheers Mouldy.

Thanks Hywel that sounds right to me :-)