Your gardening photos

For the love of God - now I'm hungry…

What's that over to the right - looks like veggies - onions/garlic, bit of kale?

Would dividing these geraniums help address the problem of them invading the other plants? They die back fully obviously in winter, but within a couple of weeks in early June, they take over completely. Yet I see other people have them nice and neat. I do cut them back in summer to allow the other plants some room, but usually the leaves have already taken over long before the flowers even appear, so I worry about losing the flowers if I cut back sooner.

This was it not long ago a few weeks ago. So the growth happens very quickly, then flowers are slower to appear.

Yes, I was saying she should have even just thrown a cover of some sort over the greenhouse for the sake of the plants if nothing else. Its only one of those tiny Aldi ones, so not a big deal.

I bought this buddeleia in Aldi last year, and it was already finished flowering and was the last one left on the shelf. So I kind of forgot about it until the last few weeks. The label says, "buddeleia candy mix". Should the flowers have colour? I assume it's very unhappy in this tiny pot now. Should I re-pot it, or ideally, can I plant it out? Do it now or wait?

This salvia is so popular with the bees. Again, an Aldi pot, that had a mix of plants (labelled a "drive-in for bees") and after the first summer I just forgot about it. The salvia gradually took it over and flowered well this year after nothing last year. Again, can this be planted out?

Yes and yes. If you plant them out now, give them plenty of water every couple of days while its dry. Give them a good soak in a container of water before trying to plant them out. Cut the flowers off the buddliea. Dont forget to loosen the rootball a bit, don't worry about breaking roots, just give them chance to escape.

There are lots of 'candy' buddeias, you might have got a white one or a pale colour. It will be fine when it gets growing.

I give them hidden support with some sturdy twigs and twine. Works especially well with Rozanne as it grows fairly tall and is inclined to fall over. But they will re grow and probably flower again if you cut back.

Oh I thought they were finished, mine flowered a while ago.