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Weeding the driveway and when i get to the roadside eage it's a life in your hands, so put on hi-vis still cars smoom by, so but a bucket with an hi-vis onit and put in the road so that drivers can give me room!! no chance, bucket no more!!! so i got the car out and parked it in the road, that...

@NigelJ envious about your snake fritillaries. We have been trying to grow them for years but little success. However we planted some in the bog garden with the Cobra Lily and for a while they did do very well. But then the dry spells last year we think didn't do much for them as we now have...

As I mentioned earlier @Busy-Lizzie, I suspect it is just the upgrading of the server and software that is causing the slow speed when posting and nothing to do with our broadband speeds. I like going to SM but also use delivery services when I want to buy bigger, heavier items like Cricket's...

I have my doubts how it will work with Mediterranean herbs, vegetable beds and greenhouse at the end of that river which naturally would flood this end of the garden. Even he builds a strong wall, the ground will be wet.

Guillemots on the cliff ledge and below, Durlston Castle cliffs.

One of three Brimstones which settled on the Primroses briefly on our walk around Kingston Lacy NT this morning.

Mowed the lawn - first time this year.

Hazy sunshine 16c on the patio now, Jenny namaste

I have two 6x8 greenhouses, a few too many sown as always, but better too many than too few

Pictures not suitable for faint hearted potato growers. Potato Diseases

That's interesting to know @CanadianLori, thank you. I wouldn't say that they are uncomfortable on flat ground though. I grew up in Barbados and they were popular in the hotels there, often around the pool but also on the beach, which can slope. They resemble what are known there as Planter's...

Wood anenomes out in the spring sunshine