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Again, a very difficult month, so many high quality pictures, it was difficult to choose my favourites ....... BUT :-1st Dalbuie - 'Harvest time'Excellent colours.2nd Pete2255 - 'Misty morning'Very spooky looking3rd Nik - 'Clumber Park'A lovely picture, looks so serene.November...

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PeterS, when I win the lottery, that will be my garden :D Welcome back hans,thank for the explanation

The picture is about 5 years or so old, and im 17... Thanks for yet more compliments And yes, Howard is my father...

Well, this one has a different technique :DAnd Mr Blackbird was not amusedNeither was this little tell tale [ 17. January 2006, 07:44 PM: Message edited by: frogesque ]

the garden is south facing it all ready paint dark green it is alight green coming through we are in a seaside and have alot of winds but will give your bleach and washing up liquid a go.thanks

I'm supposed to be typing our self assessment tax forms, but that is so enthralling, I needed a break. 'Er Indoors returning from a comfort break pops a head over my shoulder, sees Petes photo and says "That doesn't look like tax." "So what does it look like?" says I. "Petasites, and if it...

To be honest Nik I've not seen canariensis, so I dont really know how big it can get, That looks a very interesting nursery, if I get the chance I might pay them a visit some time this summer. Anyway I have sown some of the seed now, but nothings happened yet Yeah the palms always look...

Well that proved harder than i thought it would for all you gardeners but i bet it got you all thinking !!! Here's my votes for this month 1 Zeb Bird statue 2 Petal Old bike 3 paladin Whetstone

Congratulations Petal!!!

Hi Liz, depends on where you live. Ashwoods near Wolverhmpton are on TV frequently, lovely stuff but very pricey. Farmyard Nurseries near Lampeter in Central Wales, beautiful things, a lot cheaper. Bridgemere Garden Centre near Nantwich in Cheshire have a goodly selection usually. I have also...

Ere Tabby, are you looking at my bird? :D :D :DNik

HAve just been browsing today, looking in older postings like this, and am amazed at these photos! Partic Palustris - your garden is incredible! You must spend all your time in it! It will either keep you fit, or tire you out! Gobsmacked is the word I'm after!

Hi palustris, thanks for that from me. My version of Photoshop is only 5. Dave W of the demonic portrait and henry hedgehog uses Paintshop Pro for animations. Something else for rainy days [entertains adults as well] http://www.popularfront.com/snowdays/index.html?id=1223338 And this, not...

I can't find any local to me either, TLG - such a pity, as I want to do more veg gardening, and can't use all my space for it!

Thats it, give it ago, the pre-flowering rosette of leaves is only 3-4ft high in a pot grown plant. Then when it flowers you can stand it outside, probably best outside most of the year anyway, just need some protection from the worst of the weather.

same here new bungalow seen all kids homes on goole earth brill idea if looking for a move to a new area.

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Our friends hard at work in my garden 28/03/06 [ 28. March 2006, 06:59 PM: Message edited by: roders ]

You'e probably right Waco - but we're all sensible types on here!!