Graham Andrews (Graham's Garden Buddies)

Phlox. No, nothing to do with those that shepherds watched over, more a case of a group of plants which know how to give us some wow colours in spring and summer. Two of mine are here - the pale violet Emerald Cushion & the pink McDaniel's Cushion. Perfect for rockery or border.

@AdrianEdmondson @MrNaturalHistry Good to hear from you. At least you witnessed that mesmerising murmuration.

@AdrianEdmondson @MrNaturalHistry Once bittern, twice shy eh? Surprised you missed that ghastly pun, but a great series nonetheless.

'No, I can't see it.' 'Have you got your eyes closed again?' Last ep tonight at 8pm on C5 (Photo @MrNaturalHistry )

Phlox. No, nothing to do with those that shepherds watched over, more a case of a group of plants which know how to give us some wow colours in spring and summer. Two of mine are here - the pale violet Emerald Cushion & the pink McDaniel's Cushion. Perfect for rockery or border.

@itvwestcountry Oh dear. Five days of the most yawnable subject for an evening news bulletin - stalking. Even two days would have been stretching things but, for once, it was BBC news for welcome relief.

@AdrianEdmondson Tut tut, Ade, you should know your birds by now! This one is the greater black backed chip nicking gull, a native of Greece.

Seagulls are annoying. Not only do they nick your chips, but there are too many species that look more or less the same. Anyone know what this one is? (South of France)

Search out the self-seedlings and save yourself a sizeable packet. Read how to do it at grahamsgardenbuddies.wordpress.com

@DailyMail Your constant use of "late Queen" in headlines and stories is cold and dispassionate. What's wrong with Elizabeth? We all know she's no longer with us!

Erysimum: Nuggets of vibrant colours from this rewarding gem. Dig for gold at grahamsgardenbuddies.wordpress.com

@SkyNews Why keep repeating "most expensive" over petrol stations? What's wrong with "costliest," "priciest" or "dearest"? One word instead of two!

In the words of the unforgettable Trigger in Only Fools & Horses: Look after your broom. Well, this is no broom that you sweep, but it is one that's swept me off my feet in terms of flower power. At 5ft high, it's a cytisus for sore eyes! grahamsgardenbuddies.wordpress.com

@DailyMail Why on earth do you capitalise moon?

These are the blooms that surely live up to their name - a tulip named Lilac Wonder. It grows to a height of around 10in & have flourished in my garden for years, with their lilac-pink petals & vivid central zone of gold. Absolute showstoppers! grahamsgardenbuddies.wordpress.com

@SkyNews Why do you repeatedly refer to them as asylum seekers? They are migrants, nothing more, nothing less.

Rather pleased with the show from our dwarf rhododendron, Princess Anne, this year. It always obliges with those attractive primrose-yellow flowers but this spring it has really pulled out all the stops for, well, a right royal display! grahamsgardenbuddies.wordpress.com