Natives

Drimia maritima

Huge thanks to Cathy who identified the mystery plant! With the one with the enormous bulb.

commonly known as sea squill.

Here is the link she sent me. :)

Another Unknown

These seem to pop up in a couple of places under large trees exposed to partial sun so I suspect they are a shade loving plant. I am told by my daughter The flowers are sticky. Can anyone tell me what it is?

White Agapanthus

There are Deep dark Purple, light purple, blue and White Agapanthus spread around the garden. The plants are various sizes with the Deep dark purple being the biggest with flower spikes standing almost to my shoulder. 

Gladiola

In the prettiest shade of pale salmon pink with a beautiful Yellow throat.

the flower spike

I shared this here, here and here

I still don't know what it is yet.

4 O'Clocks

At first I didn't know what these were but they amazed me shutting them selves up tightly in the heat of the day but opening to show their glorious Yellows and pinks in the cool of the morning and once the sun started to dip in the evening. 

It was by accident when searching for something else in a diggers seed catalogue online that I found these listed as heritage flowers. They seed profusely so if any of my local friends would like some seed let me know and I'll collect some for you when these flowers finish later in the Summer.

They feature In the lower left fore ground of the above image. :)

Agapanthus

Daisy

I hadn't seen these African daises in yellow before we moved here :)

Yellow African Daisy

Shadow falling over Lavender

As the afternoon/evening sun dips.

Evening Aquilegia

There are still a few unexpected Aquilegia blooms happening and this little one is unique in its very pompom-ish flower Love the evening sun starting to dip and back lighting this with a magical quality.

Gum Blossoms.

So Pretty

I feel I really should know what this is but just can't recollect, we have three colours a white one and a pale-ish pink one this dark pink is the biggest and has flowered slightly later than the other two.

Red Rose

There is such a lovely collection of Roses here, I don't think I even identified this as a rose prior to it flowering  its not the type of rose I am familiar with but There are a lot of these in various colours and sizes and I love them all.

Pond Flowers

Are these

What are known as Cornflowers?

They become a much darker Blue as they age.

The last of the irises. :)

Purple roses

This is one of the purple roses in our garden. This one is a standard and has a clematis climbing it and twining up through its top. The weeping red you see in the background is one of my favourite standard roses in this garden.