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Great pictures Rich, I trust your wife now knows of your plans with the shed :D

Sandy just georgous, just such a piy they don't last so long. I had 5 bulbs given to me, were deep red and gre 4ft tall and very heavily scented.... I thought , it was my Plumeria near by...which has flowered now for 11 weeks non stop and lots more buds to come...Ladybird

:D only joking

Hi all, thank you for your compliments. It is planted with love, I think, a handful of family to help with the work & 3 generations of family to consume. :D :D :D It is hard work but there is nothing like fresh from the garden. We are blessed with the most wonderful light...

Your garden looks sooo tidy!!

I can definitely spy some improvement there.

Hi Arwyn Its usual to use a sulphur candle at the end of the growing season or late winter/early spring before things get going. Are you leaving your green house behind & "cleaning" it for the new people (aah, that's really thoughtful )? If you want to do it in December/January time, thats...

Yes as Fran said, drop them in again just a bit deeper and keep them well watered and staked...if nothing else, at least you get them back next year and possibly seeds this year. -------- Ladybird

Cheers Nathan/PeteNow where did I put that camera

eeek! where's my pic gone?I've had another try but just not getting anywhere. Can't seem to get a pic into my message. I need to have it spelled out in words of one syllable! Perhaps I'll try again tomorrow. :confused: ]http://tinypic.com/28mp80[/img][/url] [ 11. July 2005, 07:51...

And that of course is where the digi's win out no developing costs, but no you can't do it justice bcause it is so big, but all those shots when you took them were good for one reason or another. Even the digi's have their limitations though. Ahhhh well it is at least more fun with the digi's....

I have postd a poll in general discussion please vote in there too then Nathan can judge the interest. I did not suggest the prize because of funding. I am just suggesting catagories, put your suggestions up & maybe we can get the sort of things we all want. I still think it's for the fun of...

LOL :D !!!Nathan

aya pete, i couldnt agree more with ya babe, i love it when i get up early in the morning, and i can sit quiet with me cigarette and a coffee b4 i go to work, no noise, no kids screaming, mind you the weekend just gone was so hot, i couldnt sleep, so i got out of bed at about 3am and sat quiet...

Hi Steve Its usual to prune back winter jasmine quite hard staright after flowering, probably too late now, may lose next years flowers, but if its out of shape you could still do it. Cut back to pair of leaves as far as you like to a pleasing shape.

Just beyond the foxgloves is a seven foot deep drainage ditch which runs the length of a parking space and double garage. The bit I've cleared is fairly flat from the bottom of the hedgerow bank to the road but the whole lot is about four car lengths. As for the muscly helper, he can ussually be...

Glad you liked - and one of the nice things about gardening, is that it doesn't take that long to get it pleasing to the eye - and indeed the other senses - nor indeed break the bank, though blisters can go with the territory, especially if gardening on clay as I do. One thing I would strongly...

Well my tree surgeon son in law is threatening to give it an almighty prune but it is a bit man yana ish

It wasn't even that good :D

Hia, I think "E" is Ceanothus, nice garden by the way.