Planting U.F.Os and catching up with garden jobs

Spent a lovely time in last few days pottering in the garden. I planted some perennials in a small bed, four of which I knew what varieties they were, but two fall into the UFO category (Unidentified Flowering Objects). They're perennials I've been dragging around in pots all this year (we moved twice), they've lost their labels and I've practically no idea what they are - one could be a Campanula (I think), which variety, I've no idea, but an upright definitely and the other is a complete mystery. I'll await the outcome with interest. Both look really healthy having made it through the winter in pots with no protection, so they deserve their moments in the bed - obviously good  'doers'.The other four were specifically planted to feed insects, but they also have other uses, like they're good vase plants or dry well or both. The marjoram can be cooked as well as attracting hover flies, bees and butterflies. I also planted pots of corncockle, corn marigold, field poppy, poached egg plant and cornflowers seeds and planted out a whole bunch of ox eye daisies that had been languishing in a container for far too long. Having planted a couple of rows of broad beans and another of peas, I planted the same selection of seeds as in the pots and some of the ox-eyes at the end of the trench to attract pollinators in. And anyway, I like to mix things up. No great planner, me, more the gung-ho school of gardening:-))Strawberry runners are going in now, late of course - yum when the season comes though, nothing like warm strawberry straight from the plot, under the tap and in the mouth - drool:-)