Here is the group of five plants that were in bud at the beginning of June.
Now two weeks of early summer sun and light rain and . . . we now have the foxgloves out.
And the Oriental poppies, pink roses and the knautia.
The garden is full of daisies.
However, we’ve to wait a little for the salvia and then much later for the hollyhocks.
But time is marching on and it’s almost time to start clearing away the euphorbia bracts after all the seeds have popped out.
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Agnes Ashe 
Lovely pictures,
Take care and have a wonderful weekend, from Laura
Thank you and have a good gardening one to you too! – weather permitting.
What a lovely garden – everything looks so fresh and colorful!
Nice follow-up. Foxgloves are a favourite of mine…must try them and see if they can survive a zone 4b garden!
Go for it – I have an excellent book about modern, perennial, informal gardening that recommends foxgloves for Zone 4 not sure if the ‘b’ makes them borderline survivors, but definitely worth a punt.