1. IMPORTANT - NEW & EXISTING MEMBERS

    E-MAIL SERVER ISSUES

    We are currently experiencing issues with our outgoing email server, therefore EXISTING members will not be getting any alert emails, and NEW/PROSPECTIVE members will not receive the email they need to confirm their account. This matter has been escalated, however the technician responsible is currently on annual leave.For assistance, in the first instance, please PM any/all of the admin team (if you can), alternatively please send an email to:

    [email protected]

    We will endeavour to help as quickly as we can.
    Dismiss Notice

Recent Posts

Title
Replies Views
Last Message
  1. JWK
    Sticky

    What's buzzing or flying near you 2024 ?

    First mow of the "lawn". Blackbird singing in the apple tree, robin again living dangerously in front of the mower, wren shouting out, another robin taking food to the nest in the ivy around the...
    First mow of the "lawn". Blackbird singing in the apple tree, robin again living dangerously in front of the mower, wren shouting out, another robin taking food to the nest in the ivy around the quince tree, collared doves cooing in the magnolia grandiflora and different bees buzzing around the...
    First mow of the "lawn". Blackbird singing in the apple tree, robin again living dangerously in front of the mower, wren shouting out, another robin taking food to the nest in the ivy around the quince tree, collared doves cooing in the magnolia...
    First mow of the "lawn". Blackbird singing in the apple tree, robin again living dangerously in front of the mower, wren shouting out, another robin taking food to the nest in the ivy around the...
    Replies:
    301
    Views:
    6,673
  2. DaveMK

    Lawn Weed with Lawn Feed

    If I had my way(married for over forty years so will never happen), I'd lose the grass totally. Too much work involved making it look good. There's loads of alternatives for the space...but as I...
    If I had my way(married for over forty years so will never happen), I'd lose the grass totally. Too much work involved making it look good. There's loads of alternatives for the space...but as I said, that's just me.
    If I had my way(married for over forty years so will never happen), I'd lose the grass totally. Too much work involved making it look good. There's loads of alternatives for the space...but as I said, that's just me.
    If I had my way(married for over forty years so will never happen), I'd lose the grass totally. Too much work involved making it look good. There's loads of alternatives for the space...but as I...
    Replies:
    1
    Views:
    6
  3. JWK
    Sticky

    Your day (apart from gardening) what took place ? 2024

    I drove out to a place just south of Whitstable today, to meet some one.Watch this space, more could be revealed in next week.;):)
    I drove out to a place just south of Whitstable today, to meet some one.Watch this space, more could be revealed in next week.;):)
    I drove out to a place just south of Whitstable today, to meet some one.Watch this space, more could be revealed in next week.;):)
    I drove out to a place just south of Whitstable today, to meet some one.Watch this space, more could be revealed in next week.;):)
    Replies:
    201
    Views:
    7,828
  4. Plantminded

    Tips for growing Anisodontea capensis

    Not a plant I have tried, but might be worth a chance outside in a well drained micro climate. I'd be trying some cuttings to overwinter, should the mother plant croak in winter next year.
    Not a plant I have tried, but might be worth a chance outside in a well drained micro climate. I'd be trying some cuttings to overwinter, should the mother plant croak in winter next year.
    Not a plant I have tried, but might be worth a chance outside in a well drained micro climate. I'd be trying some cuttings to overwinter, should the mother plant croak in winter next year.
    Not a plant I have tried, but might be worth a chance outside in a well drained micro climate. I'd be trying some cuttings to overwinter, should the mother plant croak in winter next year.
    Replies:
    2
    Views:
    25
  5. wiseowl

    Solved I D Please

    Good afternoon and thank you everyone
    Good afternoon and thank you everyone
    Good afternoon and thank you everyone
    Good afternoon and thank you everyone
    Replies:
    4
    Views:
    25
  6. JWK
    Sticky

    Latest Moan From You and Me 2024

    My last boss was "is" the salt of the earth, even still invites me to firms meals at Christmas, last year we went to Brands Hatch in the summer, small employers are often the best.The Big...
    My last boss was "is" the salt of the earth, even still invites me to firms meals at Christmas, last year we went to Brands Hatch in the summer, small employers are often the best.The Big company I worked for for 36yrs gave me nothing more than the law said they had to.
    My last boss was "is" the salt of the earth, even still invites me to firms meals at Christmas, last year we went to Brands Hatch in the summer, small employers are often the best.The Big company I worked for for 36yrs gave me nothing more...
    My last boss was "is" the salt of the earth, even still invites me to firms meals at Christmas, last year we went to Brands Hatch in the summer, small employers are often the best.The Big...
    Replies:
    969
    Views:
    24,848
  7. JWK
    Sticky

    What are we doing in the garden 2024

    Goodness it's cold out there! We've got a bitter wind blowing despite the sun presently shining.Today I continued where I left off yesterday and planted in drifts 'Shirley Double Poppies',...
    Goodness it's cold out there! We've got a bitter wind blowing despite the sun presently shining.Today I continued where I left off yesterday and planted in drifts 'Shirley Double Poppies', 'Antirrhinum Illumination Mix', 'Rudbeckia Rustic Dwarf' seedlings. 'Ramrod Onion' seedlings were planted...
    Goodness it's cold out there! We've got a bitter wind blowing despite the sun presently shining.Today I continued where I left off yesterday and planted in drifts 'Shirley Double Poppies', 'Antirrhinum Illumination Mix', 'Rudbeckia Rustic...
    Goodness it's cold out there! We've got a bitter wind blowing despite the sun presently shining.Today I continued where I left off yesterday and planted in drifts 'Shirley Double Poppies',...
    5 Jan 2023_0001.JPG 5 Jan 2023_0002.JPG 5 Jan 2023_0003.JPG winter view.jpg DSC03407.JPG spring kitchen view.jpg
    Replies:
    1,244
    Views:
    34,035
  8. wiseowl
    Sticky

    Yawn Yawn Wakey Wakey 2024

    Hello all, I can't keep up with the posts either! It's a beautiful day here for a change. I went for a haircut this morning and feel quite lightheaded now! we've jut got back from paying for our...
    Hello all, I can't keep up with the posts either! It's a beautiful day here for a change. I went for a haircut this morning and feel quite lightheaded now! we've jut got back from paying for our ride on mower to be repaired, not cheap but not as expensive as buying a new one. They were able to...
    Hello all, I can't keep up with the posts either! It's a beautiful day here for a change. I went for a haircut this morning and feel quite lightheaded now! we've jut got back from paying for our ride on mower to be repaired, not cheap but not as...
    Hello all, I can't keep up with the posts either! It's a beautiful day here for a change. I went for a haircut this morning and feel quite lightheaded now! we've jut got back from paying for our...
    Replies:
    2,293
    Views:
    61,623
  9. Papi Jo
    Sticky
    Like x 13

    Close-ups of flowers

    Aww. Thank you @On the Levels Our new garden is providing some interesting surprises. Some we will keep, others may be replaced in time. But not this year. I'm still trying to negotiate with OH...
    Aww. Thank you @On the Levels Our new garden is providing some interesting surprises. Some we will keep, others may be replaced in time. But not this year. I'm still trying to negotiate with OH where I can put the raspberry canes in the autumn. Hmmm!!
    Aww. Thank you @On the Levels Our new garden is providing some interesting surprises. Some we will keep, others may be replaced in time. But not this year. I'm still trying to negotiate with OH where I can put the raspberry canes in the autumn....
    Aww. Thank you @On the Levels Our new garden is providing some interesting surprises. Some we will keep, others may be replaced in time. But not this year. I'm still trying to negotiate with OH...
    Replies:
    228
    Views:
    4,707
  10. Goldenlily26

    Watercress

    I have grown it in one of those soft plastic pots sold for tomatoes, half fill with compost, sprinkle seed on surface and stand in a washing up bowl full of water. Just wash it thoroughly before...
    I have grown it in one of those soft plastic pots sold for tomatoes, half fill with compost, sprinkle seed on surface and stand in a washing up bowl full of water. Just wash it thoroughly before eating, not done me any harm yahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...........nick nick,nick.............injuns(for...
    I have grown it in one of those soft plastic pots sold for tomatoes, half fill with compost, sprinkle seed on surface and stand in a washing up bowl full of water. Just wash it thoroughly before eating, not done me any...
    I have grown it in one of those soft plastic pots sold for tomatoes, half fill with compost, sprinkle seed on surface and stand in a washing up bowl full of water. Just wash it thoroughly before...
    Replies:
    8
    Views:
    181
  11. shiney
    Sticky

    What's your weather like APRIL 2024

    Quite a nice if windy day so far, 9 degrees and sunny with a lot of white cloud, did a bit of prep for a new flower bed(I'm under instruction here, I am mostly a veg man) and might cut some more...
    Quite a nice if windy day so far, 9 degrees and sunny with a lot of white cloud, did a bit of prep for a new flower bed(I'm under instruction here, I am mostly a veg man) and might cut some more grass............................or have a siesta:spinning:
    Quite a nice if windy day so far, 9 degrees and sunny with a lot of white cloud, did a bit of prep for a new flower bed(I'm under instruction here, I am mostly a veg man) and might cut some more grass............................or have a siesta:spinning:
    Quite a nice if windy day so far, 9 degrees and sunny with a lot of white cloud, did a bit of prep for a new flower bed(I'm under instruction here, I am mostly a veg man) and might cut some more...
    Replies:
    580
    Views:
    7,462
  12. dowtish

    Seedlings safe to move to unheated greenhouse?

    Grandma Sue, They look fine to me.
    Grandma Sue, They look fine to me.
    Grandma Sue, They look fine to me.
    Grandma Sue, They look fine to me.
    Replies:
    15
    Views:
    259
  13. REMF33

    Cosmos advice requested

    I haven't sown mine yet, I usually wait till the end of April, start them indoors, out to the g/h when small plants, planted out in the garden at the end of May.
    I haven't sown mine yet, I usually wait till the end of April, start them indoors, out to the g/h when small plants, planted out in the garden at the end of May.
    I haven't sown mine yet, I usually wait till the end of April, start them indoors, out to the g/h when small plants, planted out in the garden at the end of May.
    I haven't sown mine yet, I usually wait till the end of April, start them indoors, out to the g/h when small plants, planted out in the garden at the end of May.
    Replies:
    11
    Views:
    357
  14. wiseowl
    Sticky

    A Joke Or Two 2023/24

    Love those @Cordy!
    Love those @Cordy!
    Love those @Cordy!
    Love those @Cordy!
    Replies:
    1,382
    Views:
    54,305
  15. Mattyp

    Advice on what to plant as a natural barrier

    The idea is to hide the wall but also have a higher boundary. So something 1-1.5m tall would be good. I went out and measured last night and goes from about 27cm wide and gradually tapers up...
    The idea is to hide the wall but also have a higher boundary. So something 1-1.5m tall would be good. I went out and measured last night and goes from about 27cm wide and gradually tapers up towards the top of the drive to about 17cm. I don't think these numbers change the game though.
    The idea is to hide the wall but also have a higher boundary. So something 1-1.5m tall would be good. I went out and measured last night and goes from about 27cm wide and gradually tapers up towards the top of the drive to about 17cm. I don't...
    The idea is to hide the wall but also have a higher boundary. So something 1-1.5m tall would be good. I went out and measured last night and goes from about 27cm wide and gradually tapers up...
    Replies:
    30
    Views:
    825
  16. TheMadHedger

    What is the finest compost regarding texture?

    Thank you all for the great advice and suggestions, I'll look into all of those.
    Thank you all for the great advice and suggestions, I'll look into all of those.
    Thank you all for the great advice and suggestions, I'll look into all of those.
    Thank you all for the great advice and suggestions, I'll look into all of those.
    Replies:
    5
    Views:
    168
  17. Clueless 1 v2

    Bordeaux with kids

    This link explains how to validate your tram tickets. How do i validate my ticket?
    This link explains how to validate your tram tickets. How do i validate my ticket?
    This link explains how to validate your tram tickets. How do i validate my ticket?
    This link explains how to validate your tram tickets. How do i validate my ticket?
    Replies:
    12
    Views:
    209
  18. ArcticFox1977

    Clover lawn

    Very interesting. I used to spend hours on hands and knees pulling out masses of clover. Now, being a lot older, the knees suffer, I can't really see the clover unless on top of it and from a...
    Very interesting. I used to spend hours on hands and knees pulling out masses of clover. Now, being a lot older, the knees suffer, I can't really see the clover unless on top of it and from a distance it looks to me like I have the best "lawn" in the world - another plus for old(er) age.
    Very interesting. I used to spend hours on hands and knees pulling out masses of clover. Now, being a lot older, the knees suffer, I can't really see the clover unless on top of it and from a distance it looks to me like I have the best "lawn" in...
    Very interesting. I used to spend hours on hands and knees pulling out masses of clover. Now, being a lot older, the knees suffer, I can't really see the clover unless on top of it and from a...
    Replies:
    12
    Views:
    867
  19. karaman

    ID this caterpillar please -- freind or foe?

    Looks like one of the large family of moth caterpillars known as cutworms that feed on low growing plants. They aren't usually a problem in gardens but it can be quite hard to identify to species....
    Looks like one of the large family of moth caterpillars known as cutworms that feed on low growing plants. They aren't usually a problem in gardens but it can be quite hard to identify to species. Very rarely do you get densities of them high enough to do major damage.All larger moths are...
    Looks like one of the large family of moth caterpillars known as cutworms that feed on low growing plants. They aren't usually a problem in gardens but it can be quite hard to identify to species. Very rarely do you get densities of them high...
    Looks like one of the large family of moth caterpillars known as cutworms that feed on low growing plants. They aren't usually a problem in gardens but it can be quite hard to identify to species....
    Replies:
    4
    Views:
    149
  20. The Bird Lady

    When can I lift daffodil bulbs?

    Thank you both, I did think it would be OK to lift them now, but I guess I just wanted confirmation! Cheers!
    Thank you both, I did think it would be OK to lift them now, but I guess I just wanted confirmation! Cheers!
    Thank you both, I did think it would be OK to lift them now, but I guess I just wanted confirmation! Cheers!
    Thank you both, I did think it would be OK to lift them now, but I guess I just wanted confirmation! Cheers!
    Replies:
    3
    Views:
    159
Loading...
  1. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
    By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
    Dismiss Notice