I don’t think they produce tubers either.
Sending my condolences, @lizzie27
Must say, Rosa The Prince looks fab,
Could well be a Wallflower, they tend to be either biennial or short lived perennials.
You might live to regret the Parakeets moving in, they are incredibly noisy and tend to terrorise other birds.
Are you sure those photos aren't the wrong way round?
If I wanted to do anything in the garden today, I would have to put a wet suit on, and I would probably need a snorkel as well.
Hiya, @Dovefromabove, no sign for a few days, and the poison blocks have stopped going, so maybe they have gone again.
Hi allCold, wet and grey, and the weathers not very nice either, this is becoming depressing.
I’m much further North than you and mine will be going out as soon as it stops raining.
Hi allIt was supposed to be a lovely day, but it is foggy and cold. I have a lovely large Lindor egg, which will probably not survive the day.
I can't see why manure should be a problem.
I have no idea why people would want to use peat as a mulch: it contains no nutrients, and once dry is almost impossible to rewet.
Undoubtedly the greatest band that ever played. Saw them 7 times.
They seem to like our Yew trees, I often see them flitting about.
Looks like one of the Scillas to me.
I saw him at Glastonbury a few years ago, still got a brilliant voice, finished with a couple of Zep. songs.
Just been informed that we are having steak and kidney pie for dinner, yum yum. Just need to find a nice meaty red to go with it.
Just finished potting up the Dahlias, 65 in total now in the cold g/h. They won't be watered until I see shoots emerging.
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