Yes — this looks like a **Japanese anemone**, likely **Anemone hupehensis** or **Anemone × hybrida**. It’s a very useful **late-summer to autumn-flowering perennial**, with pale pink, daisy-like flowers, yellow centres, and fresh green lobed leaves. It’s common in UK gardens and often flowers well into **September and October**. A few care tips: - **Cut back old flower stems** once flowering finishes, or leave some seedheads for winter interest. - In late winter/early spring, **clear away the dead foliage** to make room for new growth. - It likes **part shade or sun**, and soil that doesn’t dry out too much. - It can **spread by roots**, so if it starts wandering too far, lift and divide clumps in spring. And on the dictation point — I can’t stop dictation from here, but you can usually tap the microphone button on your phone or keyboard to turn it off.