In my own garden again this week. I definitely need more flowers for this time of year as the delphiniums and lupins have pretty much gone over.
1. The day lily is doing well, but I never did divide it last year so must try this year. I saw some lovely day lilies at the National Botanic Garden of Wales which I will post about soon.
Day Lily
2. This is an old heritage climbing rose (sorry did not keep the name). It has a lovely smell. It was slow to start but has a good few blooms now.
Climbing rose
3. This poppy seeds itself all over the vegetable plot, adding extra colour and food for the bees. I have scattered seed in the flower bed but for some reason they never germinate there.
poppy
4. The yellow loosestrife is getting crowded out by the day lily – another reason to divide the latter!
Yellow Loosestrife
5. In the vegetable garden the potatoes are coming on nicely despite being set late. I have always liked potato flowers.
potato
6. And the runner beans are doing their thing too.
Runner bean
You can read more Six on Saturday here.
Murtagh's Meadow 
You’re so right about potato flowers – a very pretty mauve!
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They are aren’t they:)
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My garden is the same for flowers, just the day lilies coming out and nothing behind them. My you are going to have a good crop of runner beans.
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I hope so:)
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A profusion of loveliness!
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Thank you
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So many lovely daylilies. Mine have flowered for the first time in three years and have dozens of spikes. I just wish I had a darker colour.
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There were some lovely dark ones at the National Botanic Gardens of Wales, when we visited it a couple of weeks ago.
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OOh, such a fab glasshouse there!
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It is pretty amazing alright.
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I feel like the climbing rose is going to jump right off the webpage. Very nice capture. Love them all.
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Thank you Amy
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Looks like you’ve got a few flowers besides the lupins! One minute the lupins which invited themselves in from my neighbour’s were in flower, the next moment the seeds had been eaten by the birds.
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I never have had birds take the lupin seeds !
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Interesting!
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Your spuds look well. I’m almost through my earlies, then its onto the mains.
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Nothing like your own. Ours were late in so we haven’t tried digging yet – maybe this weekend.
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