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Thank you @Sheal from a smiling chappy

Thank you for your reply, Shiney.Never mind, I'm fine. :WINK1: I love having to wait for 15 years before something flowers. I have found a similar colour sunflower seeds. Incredible dwarf spruce! I'd love to have a conifer of a similar shape . My secret dream is a Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca...

Beautiful Red well put together, I see your moggy has claimed your lovely chair.

Thanks Hoping to introduce some other varieties next year

I'm doing Indian again tonight.Poppadoms with Kachumber. I'm making the Kachumber with red onions, cucumber, tomato, fresh chopped coriander leaves and some chopped mint just picked from the garden - with lemon juice, a pinch of salt and a touch of chilli powder.Home made meat aloo curry...

It's looking good Trunky. I'm still yet to get some colour into my garden.

A few photos for the beginning of December.The Almond and Jacaranda tree recouperating from their cutback in September and the Bougainvillea filling out over the gate.

Love Angelinas Rhododendron Schlippenbachii! I'm a week or two behind on the Polygonatum front too, but a few weeks ago there was no sign of it so I'm not complaining. Although the blooms are almost over I love the foliage of the Uvularia grandiflora.............

I think I need my sunspecs with all these wonderful coloured flowers popping up! Well done everyone and keep it up please.

YouTube - Gardens one April day, 2011 Finally got this to upload on You tube. Mainly to show some of my daffs in bloom.

I haven't put anything on here for a long time because I haven't been anywhere of note. Yesterday however I decided to go for a little drive up the road to see what wild flowers I could find. (they're on the wildflower thread)And about 5 miles from my village is Carreg Cenen Castle, which I...

You were lucky there Walnut! We had 100% thick cloud on Saturday and it wasn't much better last night either.

Looking good in its 3rd year.

You too mate!..Cracking picture roders.. Damn slugs nipped mine off in the early stages!!! They didn't get these though.. [ 25. August 2007, 11:37 AM: Message edited by: Paladin ]

God bless um sooo glad im not a birdie in this weather ...well unless your a spoilt chook like mine ....Looks like the feeders will be getting topped up many,many times today

Thanks Sis!This has now been moved to "What's looking good in May ..." as I made a mistake posting this.

I still think all that amount of condensation is due to the fact we had a lot of rain before the windows were put in, and the walls and floor were very wet. After I get rid of it and the walls dry out I don't think there will be so much condensation forming.Yes @ricky101 they did.

Oh, Peter, that Cuphea is gorgeous. I had the C ignea and the little Mouse Ears (can't remember the name) but only have C hyssopifolia now which is a perennial here ... however, it is one that will probably be removed for a new Salvia.Well, Dave, what can I say .. they look gorgeous enough...