Close-ups of flowers

We have this growing two-thirds of the way down the garden, across uprights above head height.
My wife says it's Clematis Montana - but, is she correct?

 

if it is slightly scented @RowlandsCastle it could well be clematis montana Elizabeth.

There are many forms of montana and its form and flowering time are certainly what you'd expect.

 

I would say your wife is correct @RowlandsCastle, but then I expect that's always the case .

 

A stray forget-me-not, in the lawn.

 

She'd like that - she being an Elizabeth!!

 

Not always, @AnniD
But as my memory goes, it's becoming more often. Which is frustrating for me.

 

Not an easy day for taking photos, but once something catches my eye.


Anemone blanda 'White Splendour'





Brunnera macrophyla (Siberian Bugloss)





Lamium galeobdolon (Yellow Archangel)





Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundtifolia' (Cherry Laurel)

 

Stunning, @LunarSea, especially the anemone. It almost looks shy, peeping out of the foliage and then glancing down knowing its photo is being taken.

 

Thankyou @ViewAhead. Yes I was busy weeding when I spotted that particular Anemone flower angled differently to all the others and almost begging to have it's photo taken.

 

Lonicera niteda. This will have amazing purple berries later on which the blackbirds will eat.

 

That one's a stunner!

 

At long last out Prunus Amanogawa has flowered