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So I'm sat out in my garden, I'm looking at the lovely late summer sunlight coming through the plants.

And it's a really great time to reflect, isn't it?

You know, everything's grown up and all your spring plans and all your big dreams for the garden have come to fruition or haven't.

It's a great moment to sit back and just enjoy this kind of like pause in the year

where everything just holds its breath and figure out what's worked and what hasn't.

One thing that's worked really well is my little table, so I've got a patio table just outside

the kitchen door and I've got little terracotta pots on there because I think it looks really

nice having this terracotta against the wood.

A terracotta pots dry out really, really quickly, so I've put succulents in them.

I've got hekavirias and house leaks, Sempervibirms, that kind of thing.

But for a bit of colour, I've tried two new bedding plants for me this year.

One is a Diasia, which is a lovely South African plant with like real kind of pillar box red flowers. It's a colour that I

absolutely love. And the other is Guy Vola which is a fan flower and they're from Australia

and they make these cool little scrambling trailing but not unruly just sort of gently

kind of weave the way around the succulents a bit. Really cool, really unusual, very, very drought tolerant as well.

I love plants that kind of forgive me when I forget to water them.

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