eventually- but it takes two months or so for them to rebloom- and in that time, they're usually tall enough to be mowed again. I had the same problem with the thyme planted in my garden bench- I love my bees, but several friends are fairly reactive, and one's downright phobic, so I tend to trim them before a party, and put the flowering tips in a little bowl to enjoy :)

Amazing Flowers as usual David!! Few of mine are just now slowly getting some buds...much slower than yours and nowhere as many. I enjoy seeing everyone's beautiful flowers and hoya plant pictures as well...I'm always at a loss for words after seeing them! Thanks for posting and looking forward to the next batch...you certainly have a HUGE collection. So many different ones most I've never seen or heard of before.

Looks like Calendula, pot marigold to me.

I went from a private 1 1/4 acre where I could do whatever I wanted to a very small city lot on a block with very formal lawn and boxwood type yards. My BACK yard is full of all the plants I love, mostly in pots. The side yard has been turned into my vege garden (the people in the neighboring business don't mind cause they get fresh fruit and veges from me!) As for the front yard, we have mostly done flowers in pots, added a few iris, done the helstrip in succulents (which I get many compliments!) We are, this summer planning on converting our lawn and boxwood to Ca native and succulents. Got rid of the boxwood the other day, just deciding what to line the sidewalk with. It's NOT going to go away, but you will probably have to do more in containers. Look into the container gardening forum, garden junk, small space gardening sites for ideas. Have FUN! ORRRRRRR get a bigger place ;)