A close-up of sedum.

I really like this picture of a poppy seed head. As it falls apart its future is spread wide for all.

The gebera is still doing well!

An ostospernum. What a fantastic name.

There are lots of pond skaters on the pond.

Sunday lunchtime

This is the top of a poppy head, taken very close up.

I am still trying to take the perfect gladioli picture. They look so glorious I seem to get no where near.

Hypericum after some rain.

Are you taking my picture again mum?

Wednesday lunchtime

A lovely pink gladioli.

Monday lunchtime

The gebera is going mad, all the little ones growing up. This one is a teenager, you can tell by the hairdo.

Sunday lunchtime

These are vibernam berries

Saturday lunchtime

The hebe again.

There is a stray fennel plant round the side. It migrated from the bottom of the garden

Thursday Lunchtime

When I was out a while ago, I came across this tree reflection.

Wednesday lunchtime

This is a strawberry flower, we are having a second flush at the moment.

Tuesday afternoon

I love freesias, can't grow them for toffee, these are shop bought.

Monday lunchtime

The stargazer lily has come into full bloom.

Sunday teatime

Mind your tongue!!

friday afternoon

Another view of a sunflower.

Thursday afternoon

Earlier in the year we had some amazing pond marigolds

Wednesday lunchtime

The sunflowers are out

Tuesday lunchtime

The gebera plant has two heads, it is amazing.

Monday lunchtime

This is the gebera. I have never seen anything like it.

Sunday lunchtime

These are baby gerberas waiting their turn to bloom.

Saturday afternoon

I thought this poppy looked very sad

Friday lunchtime

........... I think this is a brown wall butterfly.

Thursday lunchtime

I took a picture of some sweet peas, I thought this one ended up looking like a japanese painting.

Wednesday lunchtime

The gebera has lost its head!