Close-ups of flowers

Is this it? Wiki St Johns Wort!

 

No, but it is a hypericum. Hypericum androsaemum - Wikipedia

 

Papaver orientale.

 

Roses Little Rambler and Ballerina (she needs a drink)

 

Field Vetch

 

Crimson Bottlebrush

 

Peace Lily

 

Of course not, why do you think that? Or were you joking?

 

Osteospermum coconut

 

One of my all time favourite fuchsias, the just bursting Garden News. Introduced in 1978 by Enid Handley. The year I was born too

 

Geum Scarlet Tempest and rose Tottering by Gently

 

Sorry @Busy-Lizzie it was just because it has appeared everywhere in the front garden. Neighbours have little or nothing in theirs, so not sure where it has come from, also it seems to spread so easy. Perhaps what I have is not Sisyrinchium Striatum? I'll check it out a bit more...

 

A few from the garden today, and the last from my walk.

 

We do love our astrantias. They self seed and appear all over and the variety of colours are lovely.

and then the tradescantias. This one is such a lovely pale colour but doesn't flower as much as a very dark blue one. No idea what varieties they are as we have had them for so long.