Dove, all my Achilleas are 2ft tall, whats happened to yours?
I have been to daughters in Cornwall today, freezing cold, all we did was visit the two GC's. Far too cold to walk round gardens!
We had four little girls with, two and a half year olds, littles dears, they love a mooch round the GC smelling all the flowers, they loved the verbena and lavender.
We picked up another 6 from school, so 10 little kids altogether, you wouldnt have thought there was a child in the house.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
hi folks - logged on to distract from having just dropped (and smashed) ceramic le creuset pot - not happy at all..
dove: just read your post re your mum and dad; none of my business, but my dad died recently and had dementia - i was told to go along with whatever his 'reality' was, even if nonsense. my dad did a lot of work with the lifeboats (round the country and also down in norfolk!) 20 years ago; well there was lots of times he told me that he wouldn't be around for visiting because he was going to be out on the boats.... eh, no dad! you're 90 years old and in a care home now.... funnily enough i always managed to coincide my visits with his arrivals back on shore though....
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Have other people's achillea's sprung to life yet? Neither of mine have put in an appearance ..........
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Dove, all my Achilleas are 2ft tall, whats happened to yours?
I have been to daughters in Cornwall today, freezing cold, all we did was visit the two GC's. Far too cold to walk round gardens!
We had four little girls with, two and a half year olds, littles dears, they love a mooch round the GC smelling all the flowers, they loved the verbena and lavender.
We picked up another 6 from school, so 10 little kids altogether, you wouldnt have thought there was a child in the house.
hi folks - logged on to distract from having just dropped (and smashed) ceramic le creuset pot - not happy at all..
dove: just read your post re your mum and dad; none of my business, but my dad died recently and had dementia - i was told to go along with whatever his 'reality' was, even if nonsense. my dad did a lot of work with the lifeboats (round the country and also down in norfolk!) 20 years ago; well there was lots of times he told me that he wouldn't be around for visiting because he was going to be out on the boats.... eh, no dad! you're 90 years old and in a care home now.... funnily enough i always managed to coincide my visits with his arrivals back on shore though....
Is that Wonky Dove? Lovely hat though
Have just been hanging out with some Rainbows
Not my faves as they are so small 
We had a 'pet show' (soft toys). It was very cute 
Lesley K: re the jigsaw piece.. i've got 3 cats - v surprised that they haven't eaten any of my jigsaw (yet), they seem to eat everything else... !!
Verd
what's a nelson slice - is that a Cornish delicacy?
Lovley pic Dove
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thanks Fg
Lyn - I think my achilleas can't have liked my front garden - funny, their cousin the yarrow just loves my front lawn
Hmmm, what can I buy to put in their place ? ........... I've had my eye on a rather nice verbascum, and I'll be going past Woottens on Friday
Panda, yes that's Wonky nearly three years ago - scrubs up quite well doesn't she?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Heck a lot of posts
Runny hope G/D okay for Friday
Gilly hugs and it must take some smashing a Le C dish, I've had my pans since 1985..they are getting a bit heavy these days
Fairy, I can give you his number
Dove I might need a bigger hat
Verdun say that once again and a tenner is yours
OOPs didn't realise that was Wonky ..glam Womble ! & Ma
Hi Lyn hope you and Dad & OH are doing okay x
Gillygee - thanks
KEF - that was the biggest pinkest hat in Norwich
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.