No BM - would be fatal if I worked in that nursery!
Managed to restrain myself - replaced the geraniums I bought from Jackson's with the one I actually ordered - renardii. If only the nursery had been stocking it at the time I ordered it would have saved me money Got a low growing sedum - Ruby Glow which has quite dark flowers, but not the purple stemmed one I was going for. Also a Libertia 'Goldfinger' for near the pond....which has been cleaned and filled, and was being used by two young magpies when I came home! I still have some gravel to get and organise plants but the local wildlife can get use of it now.
Damp curtain hanging? Think I'd still have to iron them Steve...
Wire mesh over the bulbs when you plant DD - easier when they're in pots. That works quite well , unless you're invaded by them. Mainly the small ones they go for - crocus etc. I've used fine plastic netting as well although I'm not bothered by mice here in this area. More of a problem when I was rural, but we only had daffs and snowdrops. Rabbits ate everything else so we stuck with those. Mice never touched the snowdrops but they probably didn't need to - plenty of other stuff for them to eat!
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Mmm Fairy and Fidget - I can't remember the last time I bought a plant Yours sound lovely. I am fascinated by trilliums and will give them a try when I find the right place.
Your pond's nearly there now Fairy
I would love to see a pic of your mouse and the vole fidget not necessarily together though
Can't remember who it was but someone once spoke about having a 'firebreak' to interrupt the weeds from outside the garden. That's what we are trying to do in our battle of the brambles and buttercups. Hard work though (that's panting today)
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Liverpool, BM.
Lazy days good idea. Creases may hang out of curtains if re-hand when still damp. I probably ought to do mine.
I never would have guessed! I'll read your posts with a different accent now lol so what about Belgium? Holiday home? Sorry nosey moo ain't I
Only been to Liverpool once with my bf for a girly holiday and we had the best five days ever
Youre right about the curtains, think I'll run upstairs now and hang em
Nah - not a Scouser! Edge of London, originally; Dad was a Cockney (although didn't sound like it).
If you went back there now you'd hardly recognise lots of it.
I meant re-hung, as you deduced.
No BM - would be fatal if I worked in that nursery!
Managed to restrain myself - replaced the geraniums I bought from Jackson's with the one I actually ordered - renardii. If only the nursery had been stocking it at the time I ordered it would have saved me money
Got a low growing sedum - Ruby Glow which has quite dark flowers, but not the purple stemmed one I was going for. Also a Libertia 'Goldfinger' for near the pond....which has been cleaned and filled, and was being used by two young magpies when I came home! I still have some gravel to get and organise plants but the local wildlife can get use of it now. 
Damp curtain hanging? Think I'd still have to iron them Steve...
Wire mesh over the bulbs when you plant DD - easier when they're in pots. That works quite well , unless you're invaded by them. Mainly the small ones they go for - crocus etc. I've used fine plastic netting as well although I'm not bothered by mice here in this area. More of a problem when I was rural, but we only had daffs and snowdrops. Rabbits ate everything else so we stuck with those. Mice never touched the snowdrops but they probably didn't need to - plenty of other stuff for them to eat!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
If the white mouse comes back, I'll try and get a photo.
I bought a few plants from the nursery today.aconitum,crocosmia hellfire,trilliums,agapanthus navy blue
Now where are they going to go?
Mmm Fairy and Fidget - I can't remember the last time I bought a plant
Yours sound lovely. I am fascinated by trilliums and will give them a try when I find the right place.
Your pond's nearly there now Fairy
I would love to see a pic of your mouse and the vole fidget not necessarily together though
Can't remember who it was but someone once spoke about having a 'firebreak' to interrupt the weeds from outside the garden. That's what we are trying to do in our battle of the brambles and buttercups. Hard work though
(that's panting today)
My OH's Dad was a Cockney too Steve. I'm another one who tends to put an accent to what I'm reading. Easy with an autobiography but harder on here
Did Steve's tip work with the curtains Beaus?
Oh Steve curtains up and what a palaver, don't look no different except creased
If they don't fall out by morning I'll be after you
Oh fairy and fidget you have been happy shopping whilst I've been wrestling with curtains, wish I had come with you instead
They sound lovely choices 
Lesley, panting ??
Sure you've been weeding? 
Lesley we over lapped! I'm common in real life but posh on here
Gotta run, oh home and need to look like I'm cooking dinner!
Ttfn x