During the nice weather...

some wonderful flowers there waddy. the roses have done well this year in my garden too.

Yes SBG...they must have enjoyed all the rain even if we didn't!

What an array of colours! May I ask what the name of the pink rose is, in the 12th picture, it's a beauty!!

Lots of colours in your garden Waddy, we got there in the end didn't we, the roses here are wonderful this year, I as you know do love my roses, haven't really got room for more then I spot nice ones in others gardens and think, now where could I find a space . LOL.....

Wow beautiful.

Wow stunning Rose collection how to pick a favourite your garden is so colourful with all sorts those hardy Fuchsia s are wonderful and beauties as so is your first Fuchsia.

Amsterdam : That's Wisley 2003. It has a wonderful perfume ☺

Lincslass : Thank you. ..good to know there's others out there as bad as me lol!

Called & 3d: Thank you both.

Lots to admire there. Hope we have an Indian Summer to preserve those lovely roses.
Your sweet peas are long-stemmed. Ours had very short stems and I had to find really small vases for the bloom.

Eirlys: Thank you...so do I. I find to old fashioned varieties tend to have the longest stems.

That's a marvellous display! The apricot rose looks as though its on fire - what a cracker!

Thanks Steragram. Incidentally, the rose is Super Trooper.

Wonderful. It's a colourful time of year and you have some lovely flowers :)

Thanks Hywel ☺

Do you know which Campanula that is? Doesn;'t look like the uncontrollable one.

Sorry Stera, I've no idea. It was originally bought as a house plant from Ikea about 3/4 years ago...when it stopped flowering I stuck it in the garden, thinking it'll either survive or die...it had two choices...as you can see it decided on the former!

A lovely display,Julia.I love them all..your Roses look so healthy..My Campanulas were finished a while ago,but I seem to remember having one like yours,which flowered later..sorry,I can't remember the variety either...

Thanks Sandra, the roses are still doing well...I'm pleased to say...as for the Campanula ...I'm sorry to say it's another of my purchases done by the eye, so the name didn't matter! Will I ever learn?...I doubt it lol!

Ah well, that's disappointing. I love the small ones but the one I have (which is too much trouble to spell) gets everywhere. Is carpatica invasive?

I have no idea Stera, sorry. I'm just glad mine isn't.