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As mentioned by tagwex I also believe it is Devil's coach horse, Keeks, although quite immature ones.
They did not do the main damage to the spuds though, as that looks to have been done by slugs. ...

I like the colours, however the collection of items is a bit like a "theme pub". I should know as I have been known to collect and cobble items together myself.

Great pics by the way KS.

It appears to be Viburnum tinus, mllejules.

2. Looks like Pittosporum tenuifolium cultivar.

More than likely Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Tom Thumb', as it is quite commonly planted.

Silver surfer continues to amaze.

It appears to be Phormium 'Tricolor'.

Unusual to see a mail nesting............ Wink

Well the draw has been made.
The winners who have been contacted and have tickets on the way are.........

Kindredspirit

Good guy

Bill2015

I hope you all enjoy yourselves, and that the wea ...

No bother, Margo.
Hoping to get some good pics posted anyway, as I will be unable to travel myself either.
Good luck to everyone. Smile

Free Bloom 2017 tickets for three lucky Irishgardeners members

http://bloominthepark.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/show-gardens-1-big-image.jpg

Thousands of flowers and plants, Extraordinary ...

Looks like it could be Common Figwort (native) AKA Carpenter's Square AKA Scrophularia nodosa.
Blooms from June to about September.
Strong smell which we hate but moths and other insects love.

Moved to correct section, as per tagwex's suggestion.

Are the pics bigger than 1mb in size individually as that is our limit, Sceach?

Full info on how to upload here... http://www.gardenplansireland.com/forum/about32.html

Left does look like Myosotis (forget me not), and right looks like a form of Osteospermum, Margo.

I checked into this, and the post did not just appear yesterday.
It had been up for a while.
Sometimes even I miss things if I select the 'View posts since last visit' link and the post had slipped ...

It was good while it lasted. Very Happy