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Good question, it's an American bred hybrid from Nuncio's nursery and I picked up at small nursery in Cornwall. Flower stems can be a bit weak for the flower head.

Thank you @ViewAheadI am pretty certain that "gold" refers to the stamens. The fruit is mostly green. It does get lighter in colour as it matures but I still wouldn't call it gold, it's more like a greenish yellow.

For milk dispensers in canteens and rest areas the milk still comes in a bag in a box, 10 L at a time if I remember right. The bag has a "spout" that after fitting in the dispenser you snip the end off.

A very good morning one and all. That is very interesting I have battled with equisetum in my garden, on my drive etc. for over 40 years so finding something useful to do with the 'stuff' is helpful. My paternal Granddad - also a North East miner - told me once that they used to find its roots...

The magpies are having another go! Gotta love optimism. They are bringing in twigs this morning and seem to be testing different places. One has settled on a spot higher up than before and very close to the central trunk, which will be a tight fit but less prone to wind wobble. The other...

Sun is shining, wow. 7c.

I didn't realise the GC server was on Voyager.

Thank you @ViewAhead and

I like the white and yellow varieties. They are less earthy than red ones and the white don't stain anything. I think avalanche is a white, boldor for yellow .I have found that they are less frost resistant than the red ones for whatever reason, so id harvest the yellow ones in particular...

Cyclamen coum. Silver leaved variant.