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Great pictures r200 love the tulips

I have had a pretty good show of daffs & tulips this year LoL.. Not as good as last year though, I must admit.. :( I always feed & mulch too... :rolleyes: Ho hum, will try having a google....

Thank you Lol,Kandy and Rosa for your kind words.They are appreciated very much,

Hi Lelly, we layed the drive ourselves with help from my dad. When the bricks were delivered they were left at the front of the garden and had to be wheelbarrowed to the back. Very tiring but worthwhile job. We got our bricks from ebay would you believe, Marshals have a section on end of the...

just seen this bm it is truly fantastic, LoL you have done wonders fabulous painting well done

Thank you for the kind comments. The garden is made from left overs from peoples gardens, plants that I take out from my customers gardens that are not needed no more. The path and wall is just the block paving that no one wants so basically a odds and sods garden

These are still flowering in my garden.Did not know what these were called but look the same as Marley'sThree headed yellow ones, smell niceNarcissus

Just been and looked and can confirm it is on the same plant. The full coloured ones do show faint white patches.

what a lovely grden you have and some lovely colour in it too. Didn't see no warts.

I've been at it all week, so far so good. back to work tomorrowDo'nt you just love a bit of sunshine

Pal whilst not common they are around in hedgerows etc - not as strongly smelling as the blue dog violet but very much the same. Found a clump in a hedgerow last spring, and liberated a couple of bits for my garden.

Everyone here likes to see other members gardens so keep them coming.

We have a Garden Centre in the next village which now specializes in exotics,I haven't been for years..since my son worked there..but I,m told Banana trees cost a lot,something like �£70-100 for a three footer!...Is that right??

Chionodoxa siehei 'Glory of the Snow'These little dainties start blooming at the end of February in sheltered sunny spots and will continue into April in fairly dark shade. They grow anywhere the bulbs can get a foothold and seem to love gravel paths. Normally about 4" to 6" tall they...

Actually, Honey Bee, I would have that blown up and framed ... a lovely keepsake!

Hi WhileyGlad to see you back!!! Nice to hear about your little ones too. I have only just planted my sweet peas too, so you are not too late!!

I'm amazed, MF- lovely photos .My magnolias' buds are only just beginning to fatten up, including Stellata which is usually early.

cheers firemedic, didn't know about the lunar eclipse but now i do i may just go out with the other 'loonies' and take a few photos! :D

unfortunately I don't get many chances to get pictures, maybe, in the future... I just picked this beautiful picture from flickr.

Superb photography BM.. I was given a Technaxx tri-pod from my family & it is a brilliant one, incredibly liteweight & compacts roughly, 4' down to 10".. Haven't had it very long & have only used it for a few pics so far.. Waiting for the weather to pick up a bit really...