Been a bit wet today, was a trip to the station yesterday sorting out rubbish still looks good up there and the turf has some good green patches so looks ok
Have been painting bits of pallets bright yellow for little fences around a wildflower patch for station
I have been watching CW on her gardening shows great gardens
Hi Susan If you can follow this thread you are nuts like the rest on here. I used to say I was the sane one but Runnybeak appears more sane
Fidget I took cuttings in Sept and rooted in water and have one already growing in compost in the house ...I'll go to your thread about what else to do with it.
Pdoc glad you escaped the shed. Ginium doesn't work I don't like it so being trying vin ium
DD lovely delightful room. Too posh for me with my mucky hands and feet and at times face, dunno how that happens but it does.
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Should have looked first, Susan, saw you have a cottage garden. Lovely.
Hi Susan, welcome to the mad house
Poured all morning, but now its sunny.
H*******k done and a bit of I*****g done.
Not the most exciting of days
Hello all
Been a bit wet today, was a trip to the station yesterday sorting out rubbish still looks good up there and the turf has some good green patches so looks ok
Have been painting bits of pallets bright yellow for little fences around a wildflower patch for station
I have been watching CW on her gardening shows great gardens
Dug up potatoes,cannas, and dahlias. A bit late I know,but we've only justhada frost, and all the tops havn't gone yet.
I've made brugmansia cuttings
For anyone who wants to know how,(Kef and Mrs Garden) I've done a separate thread with photos.
Can begonias be frosted before being dug up and protected for the winter?
I think it depends on the frost - something that just 'singed' the foliage would be ok but I wouldn't want a sharp frost on them.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
My understanding is that most species of Begonia are far less hardy than Cannas/Dahlias, so should really be lifted before the frosts.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Hi Susan
If you can follow this thread you are nuts 
like the rest on here. I used to say I was the sane one but Runnybeak appears more sane 
Fidget I took cuttings in Sept and rooted in water and have one already growing in compost in the house
...I'll go to your thread about what else to do with it.
Pdoc glad you escaped the shed. Ginium doesn't work I don't like it so being trying vin ium
DD lovely delightful room. Too posh for me with my mucky hands and feet and at times face, dunno how that happens but it does.
Off to check CW thread have a good evening all.
Idiot question of the day
Do begonias bought as annual bedding form tubers to save ? Think I know the answer 
Mine haven't.