Yellow in the garden.

a lovely selection of plants there. One of my borders has lots of yellow in it too. Aren't nasturtiums lovely. I sowed some 20 yrs ago and every year I get a few coming up.

Lots of lovely cheerfulness! These shades never fail to buck you up. I like the loosestrife.

All looking nice and sunny Linda :)

Beautiful selection of yellows here, Linda! A real warm summery feel, bet they brighten up the garden on a day like today...breezy and dull..well here in East Yorkshire.

Yellow brings sunshine to any garden.

Still raining here.

Very bright and happy looking! Also really like that white scabious!
I'm a bit short of yellow here, except for a big Hypericum.
We could certainly use a drop of sunshine here today!

Lovely shades of yellow in your garden Linda. I try to grow some yellow too as my colour blind husband sees that colour more clearly than any other in the garden.

Lovely flowers

Really lovely flowers, what are the third ones down? as they are very pretty

its a variety of Hypericum [rose of Sharon/St Johns wort.
Hopefully Linda will know its varietal form as I like the pinky red berries.

Lovely yellow blog, SBG! Yellow is much more common in the spring months really than the summer months.

I thought I didn't have any yellow on the balcony - apart from tomato flowers! - but I'd forgotten I have several yellow Begonias! Unfortunately with the strong winds of late the flowers have been badly damaged & I don't have any yellow flowers open a present but the plants have lots of buds & so when we get a few warmer days they will open quickly. :)

Thanks for your comments guys. The Cephalaria gigantea is pale yellow and about 7 ft tall.
There are two Hypericum, the small one I think is Androsaemum and the very large bush is x hidcoteense.
The third picture is the small one.
I like yellow in the garden and I am sure it must be easier to see if your sight is poor. I know dark red is difficult if you have a red to green colour blindness, so dark red roses are a problem.