In an English Garden - in May (II)

Peeping out from underneath a poppy leaf is a Felicia uliginosa from South Africa. It's not a plant I am very familiar with, I won it in a raffle, it has stems about 2-3 feet long that arch out, clothed with blunt toothed leaves with a sprinkling of pale pink daisys from spring to early summer.

Euphorbia polychroma in an almost wild part of the garden with some blue forget-me-nots for company.

Geranium macrorrhizum growing in a rough corner, I love the smell of it's leaves.The rose pink buds match well with some of the aquilegia flowers.

I can't remember what Aquilegia this is supposed to be, I remember nivea being in it's name and therefore assumed that I would get white flowers from the packet of seed. As it turned out I got single creams, double creams and varvious purples (which I started to weed out or I will lose the white plants in a rash of purple seedlings)