Yellow in the Yellowbelly County

Yellowbelly - a term sometimes used to describe a person from Lincolnshire.
The derivation is lost in the mists of time. Some ideas here on Wikipedia.

Yellow flowers spotted yesterday.

 Firstly the Ice Plant shown a few days ago.
An excellent ground cover plant very tolerant to drought:


Another excellent ground cover plant, drought tolerant:
A Sedum but I forget which:



Dandelion. Loved by insects and the bane of many a gardener:


Buttercup. Far too many in my lawn. As a child did you ever hold one under someone's chin to see whether the reflected yellow Sunlight showed they liked butter?
 

My tomato plants flowering nicely:


Lincolnshire wouldn't be the same without its glowing fields of Oilseed Rape:


All taken with the iPhone 6s in spite of what Flickr says

Growing

In spite of the weather having slipped back from Spring to Autumn plants are still growing.

Outside the greenhouse a couple of troughs of Dwarf French Beans 'Slenderette' are starting to poke through.  I grew some of these last year and they gave a lovely heavy crop:



Also outside, but not photographed is a trough of spring onions.

Inside the greenhouse.
My tomato plants in their auto watering pots.
Alicante and Moneymaker:



Two troughs of 'Vibrant' strawberry plants.
Grew these last year. Lovely jubbly:

 

Some sweet peas of mixed colour:



Finally a couple of hanging baskets.
Bush Fuchsia 'Hermiana' and mixed trailing Lobelia:

Growing

There are quite a few large frog tadpoles swimming round the garden pond:



My one and only large strawberry plant grown from seed continues to develop:



Early strawberry plants (Vibrant), bought bare root and listed as fruiting next year, are producing flowers for this year:



A couple of Outdoor Girl tomato plants in an automatic watering system are now showing their first flower buds: