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Thank you @JWK, I feel good to be amongst such a kind and knowledgeable gardening lot. Here are some of yesterday's shots:Magnolia 'Genie'Acer palmatum 'Orange Dream'Magnolia 'Yellow River'Tulips 'Tarda' (dwarf)

Popped into a local garden centre today and saw that they are now stocking a few metallic animals, a different style to those mentioned above and seemingly ridiculously priced!!! A lion that wasn't overly large costing £2495.99!!!!!!

I'll go off to find your 'new home' now Smufter. A thank you from me too

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 Victoria - I have learnt from you yet again. In my ignorance, it never occured to me that your pictures were of the naturally occuring species, which is different from the hybridised varieties that are sold for Christmas. However, when you think about it, its quite logical. To get all the...

Have just washed off all the soil and there was just the one kind of plant.I had dug out a good 10" down. Looks quite a thug...think I'll pot it up and keep watch!

Can I change my underwear?

Yep. I guessed the big leaved Strelitzia. Are you hoping for Nanas on the Cavandish? My Schinus, (your seed) are flowering yet again this year.

these pics are the market in calangute, goa

hi borrowers, pleased you like my photos, it must of been something working on such a magnificent ship, she is a beauty. It was a great 2 days enjoyed watching her so much and all the fireworks going off on tynemouth pier for her arrival and departure. Didnt see the flag although we had red...

La la la la la whoa, la la la la la whoa, yes.

I too like that orange Abutilon, walnut. And looking at your unusual and beautiful Impatiens, we had one we got from the Ventnor Botanical Gardens called Impatiens congalense 'Congo Cockatoo' which lived outdoors with us here for three years .... then we had a momentary cold snap ..... :( I...

Thanks everyone. The big pumpkin took nearly two hours. My hands kept seizing up due to my arthritis but I got there in the end. I only had a knife so I was pleased with the results and didn't lose any fingers lol. The cat was my daughters idea. It was really nice to see the children pointing at...

Great pics everyone

We saw some very similar in Italy growing along the roadside I fell for it then. Such a touchy feely plant and has great movement when there is a bit of a breeze. Just got my new seed catalogues so will have to give them a gander and see if they sell it. Cheers Roders.:okies: 02

Each to his own strongy, must admit Brigham Young is a bit overdone in Salt Lake. Kedi, the antlers just drop off at the end of the season, I think, so not a problem really.

always nice to look at the old pictures...

Sorry about the delay above pics taken first week in March this year I have a lot more.

Just a crocus