What are these flowers?

[Nik2879]

Can anyone help me please and tell
me what these flowers are, thanks.

Geraniums

Geraniums? Hard to see petal formation clearly.

They’re geraniums!

Geraniums

They are lovely and bright.

Pelargoniums aka geraniums.

Pelargoniums, often called geraniums. Garden centres and supermarkets have lots in stock now.

Look like pelargoniums to me, normally known as geraniums. Half hardy annuals, and bloom from about late May to first frosts ie Oct/Nov if you keep dead heading them. Several colours red/pink/salmon/white. Try the RHS website for more info, they also have a plant ID app which is helpful

Pelargoniums. You can bring them inside when it starts turning cold. Some have scented leaves. They live a good few years if you bring them into a warmer place over the winter.

Salmon pink ones are especially pretty.

Thanks so much. Im clueless at gardening and these are the only flowers that have looked nice the whole way threw a summer. Only bought from a lidil one year and every year since Ive spent at least £60 buying plants trying to find the same ones and them being totally different and not lasting.

thanks so much everyone least I know what to buy this year, should of asked here sooner.

You can also try;
Chamomile
Ornamental thymes
Viola tricolor (heartsease)
Hemerocallis (day lilies) (if you don't have pets)
Sweet woodruff
Wild strawberries
Bugle
Himalayan poppies
Wallflowers
Lobelia
Heuchera
Asters
Choisya (Mexican orange blossom)
Sage
for a mixed summer to early autumn display that is relatively low maintenance

Geraniums are excellent. Pansies and violas are also pretty unbeatable for reliability and colour.

That's a mix of tiny to medium plants for interplanting and building a corner or bed, and also a shrub for height and interest. Lavandula angustifolia is hardy and fragrant English lavender, but you would need to prune it to stop it getting scant and woody in the cold seasons.

Aubrieta and gentians can be very pretty edging. Ferns are nice if you have dappled shade.

Zinnias and nasturtiums grow reliably from seed. They're annuals but you'll get a lot from a seed packet.

Loving your plant selection @OhWhistle.

Marigolds grow anywhere and need no care. Just sow the seeds I to soil and they will grow.

Mine don't seem to have got that message as I have sown two lots, TWO, and neither have germinated :(

I love the really scented leaved geraniums. I know a lot of people don't but the lemony scent takes me back to my grandparents house