Hydrangea still fighting cold weather

It's these @redstar

 

Behave yourself

 

@Gail_68 Now remember I mentioned the scallywags - I'll say no more

but needless to say,


you've


discovered


at least one of them

 

@Verdun, I am pleased about that because I originate from the black country and we talk broad, you seem to type that way also.

Oh she loves it down there, never been myself to know...yes the winds to bad to walk about it, it's enough to take you over.

I've just looked the Paniculata Limelight up and never seen any of those before, they remind me of cone shapes and the delphiniums my hubby likes those and the canna Tropicana Black are nice and he wanted me to get some put then i'd need to take out other plants to add them, when I want flowers I only go to one main nursery as the variety of plants is over whelming.

 

We all learn one way or another but I wouldn't have like to have offended Verdun...you know the saying try it on with the new ones

 

Not sure I write "broad" Gail.....a cornishman with an aussie twang though
The beauty of Limelight....all the paniculata type....is twofold. One it can be pruned hard back and still flower profusely in the same season. Also the long flowering season from June to October. If you can accommodate it I think you will be pleased with it. I did post some pictures of it, and the associated planting, last summer. May try to retrieve them

 

I don't know that one
What is the full version?

 

the GC members are very with the members ...but we all can have a good larf and rib each other and know its all in good faith and humour, never to offend anyone ....the GC bunch are Tha BEST

 

@"M" You're very naughty....

 

Hi Verdun,
I'd love to see your pic's of your plants, mine get pruned back as soon as the leafs fall off, as they come back stronger the following year.

I've tried not to type how I speak but find it hard

 

I can tell your all a good bunch of people but being serious makes you look a things differently at times...

 

Gail, no problem at all. Just be yourself on the forum .
Who cares how people speak anyway? I am a cornishman but now and then I am told to sound more cornish??? However, a neighbour of mine, cornish through and through, has such a strong dialect that I often have to guess what he says
Yep, will try to retrieve a couple of pics

 

Only on Wednesdays

 

@Gail_68 Well you certainly have made us GCer's enjoy your lovely friendly ....and it would seem without you even realizing sometimes fun posts - so we-finks you do fit in here on the forum VERY well me-luvverly
Likelihood is, you'll be as mad as a box of frogs like the rest of the GC gang very soon Don't say you weren't warned

 

@ Verdun, mate, some people sound stronger than other's, I've had people look at me like i'm carrying to heads on my shoulder...Madness really