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Welcome to Gardeners Corner Jackqoeu3.

@Logan @Michael Hewett Thanks for the welcome

Welcome from anther cactus enthusiast

I had reason to visit Angus a few years ago to swap plants with another GC member. It is also a lovely area with plenty of scenery to encourage further brush strokes.

I had a look in the shed today NigelJ and quickly closed the door. I'll pluck up some courage and and have a bit of a clear out at the weekend to make room for some greenhouse bits and bobs!!

Welcome to the forum!

I'm wondering about the metal YD handle as quite often spades and forks from the 19th century had either a T handle or a solid D. The solid D type was intrinsically weaker than the the T or the wooden YD. See here for reasonable example of solid D Vintage Spear & Jackson Neverbend No 2 Spade D...

Welcome to Gardeners Corner I'm the wrong side of retirement age too and took on a rural garden a few years back that nature was reclaiming. It's hard work but so satisfying. Enjoy your garden!

Thank you

Welcome to GC Ianto. Good luck with your garden, we'll enjoy watching your progress. You could start your thread in 'Projects'.

Joanne . What sort of career or you looking for in the Horticultural ?

Aviemore?I thought dogs were supposed to dig holes, not fill them in?

I would suggest buying topsoil and compost separately to create your own mix.

Welcome Jennifer. We're here to help you along the way.

Thank you for the compliment. The gardens are a labour of love of course but I enjoy every minute working out there. I'm past retirement age and a physical wreck but pacing myself I get lost in my own little world when working outside.I know exactly what you mean. I've gardened on clay and...

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Welcome I'm sure you'll get good answers to your questions. Ask away !

Welcome to Gardeners Corner Sally.

That seems like such a shame, I think the others are really attractive-looking, especially the orange ones! Nick

I propergate my plants by taking cuttings not seeds, it could be that your young plants are developing too quickly and hence they are spindly, try moving them outdoors once they have established in the greenhouse, nip out any developing flower stems and let the plants develop their root stock,...