[Subversive_plot]

where are they? 

Sorry Leslie, I was interrupted while making the post.
Besides, I wanted to get the color saturation on the blue wheelie bin in the first photo just right.  You know me . . . perfectionist.

[New shoot]

Autumn means cyclamen season in my garden. They have seeded all over the place and very welcome they are as well.

Buzzy bee enjoying the late feast front and centre in the last picture 

[mumofstig]

They're looking lovely 
I'll have to go down the bottom of the garden to see if mine are doing anything yet 

[Scottie]

Probably my favourite plant Euphorbia Milii. What I like is they flower every day 365 days a year. When I was a kid they were named Euphorbia Splendens, sadly someone decided to rename them. Common name is Crown-of-thorns.

[Yorkie]

That's beautiful; can see why you like it so much

[Scottie]

That's beautiful; can see why you like it so much

Took a while to find a pink, I have red and pale yellow but the pink is a modern variety. Always good to see in the depths of winter outside.

[snowdrops]

That’s a beauty, takes me back somewhat, I do believe crown of thorns was the first plant I grew as a child, I think a great aunt gave it me 

[Scottie]

That’s a beauty, takes me back somewhat, I do believe crown of thorns was the first plant I grew as a child, I think a great aunt gave it me 

Just brought them in from the summer house today. They enjoy some time in the garden in the summer. Easy to propagate and colour all year. 

[Plot 1 Problems]

Can anyone tell me what these are growing next to the Marigolds? I planted them but I can't remember what they are!

[Yorkie]

It's on the tip of my tongue ... 

[Scottie]

Bizzie Lizzie? 

[Yorkie]

Yes! Impatiens (unless they've changed the official name?)

[mumofstig]

Yes, deffo Busy Lizzies (Impatiens)

[Plot 1 Problems]

Thank you all! They've done really well in the shadier parts of the garden this year and the good lady wants me to grow them again next year.

[mrs bouquet]

Impatiens do prefer shade, not sun lovers !     If you have got a dull shade area, the white ones will stand right out.    Mrs B