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She sat there with a bit of goosegrass hanging out of of her mouth, reminded me of an old girlfriend

another lovely capture Zigs - just imagining the goings on in that spot of years gone by

Slimus toryanus!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow, Bee, your eye for colour combinations is amazing! I looked at the orange and purple and thought that was stunning, then I saw the magenta and lemon.... then the pink and purple..... then.... Absolutely breathtaking! I've seen lots of your photos of individual and flower groups. Do you have...

It's a lovely garden Trunky and must be an emotional time for you having put in so much work down the years. But, your new garden beckons and with new ideas that develop along the way, I'm sure you'll enjoy it just as much. Good luck!

@Scrungee Mrs Shiney apologises but she was rather annoyed about the judge's decision and meant to say they were crysanths and the Dahlias should have won. Not her Dahlias as she didn't enter any

My favorite has always been Celandine"Brazen Hussy" as those amazing blooms open against her incredible foliage she warms my heart and heralds the return of our much-anticipated Spring

Heeheehee!For anyone not wanting to scroll or click or search it is here:WHAT'S LOOKING ROUGH IN THE GARDENYou can just search for "rough" and it's the first thing that comes up! :D

Hi Hydrogardener,WOW indeed, that's stunning Looks like your little helper might need a new gnomehome soon

Thank you for sharing your day out with us, looks like a wonderful place to visit Bit worried about the size of your bugs though

Your words summarised my feeling precisely when I saw the displays. So many hidden talents around us!! And so much love for our heritage and history!!Yes, memories ....Some of the old people in the village still remember their grandparents working in the hat industry. So our local history...

Not if I see them first

Wow these are all lovely @Marley Farley and they are all fantastic and must have taken hours to put together.Thanks for taking the time to take the photos and for putting them on herePS Love the stained glass windows,now there is a skilled art

Hi @toppington thanks for your kind wordsNo scent that I can find on it at all so just have the beautiful flowers to admire.One of the branches had snapped last week so Mr Kandy chucked it on the bonfire pile.There is another branch that is hanging down due I think to all the weight of the...

Being so far north colour in the gardens was limited.There were a number of these frames approximately 15ft high and all had some form of fruit growing, this one below was apple.Castle Dunrobin - impressive from the rear.

No, we had a wood mouse, it didn't have girt feet and eyes like that

Believe me, I've heard worse from my Pal Ziggy!!!

This was in the Hinton "office" after work

And some leaves for lunch tomorrow