| Gallery: Garden meadow flowers |  |
The flowers in this gallery include many of our commonest garden 'weeds'; but actually most of them are very beautiful too. They can all can be used in the garden 'meadow'.
Pictures
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Taken on the partially dry bed of the River Severn, Newtown, Powys, in 1990. | | Click to enlarge | |
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The efficient dispersal of their wind-born seeds is one of the factors which make the dandelion difficult to keep in check and put many gardeners off it altogether. | | Click to enlarge | |
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To my mind, a glorious site; but not to everyones taste as far as their lawns are concerned. | | Click to enlarge | |
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No one can deny that the rapidly spreading rhizomes and leaves of the creeping buttercup can make it a troublesome weed, but the flower is a thing of simple beauty. | | Click to enlarge | |
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