Well I have caught up with your posts, and, you have been vey busy while i have been away. Glad you are spending lots of time in your gardens, or spending hard earned cash at GCs.
A few days away and this place tries to revert to a jungle, so a lot of weeding for me this afternoon, especially as I am off again soon, taking the OH to Venice [ big bday. and wedding anniversary ]
Glad your Meconopsis is growing KEF.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
Ten badges done, four to go. Having a break in the garden! Done a bit of weeding, so lovely and sunny today. I know only four left, but needed the break lol. Cup of tea then i'll do the rest.
Just got back yesterday and thought i would Wait till this morning to catch up on the posts on here. Its taken 9hrs and that does not include the 'HELLO FORKERS!' thread. I saw your comment on the vermicomposting and will respond soon i hope. I do so wish you did not have to buy worms!!!
Kind regards
Edd.
Afternoon Edd! I hope you've had a lovely time away but 9 hours? Good lord we do chatter away don't we!
I don't mind the initial buying of worms - because I didn't have to buy the wormery and I wasn't sure if the horse poo worms were of the right variety so thought it best to play it safe this time (plus I brought some meal worms for my resident robin at the same time). I shall await your full reply with quiet excitement. I think I've found a suitable location for the wormery - sheltered by a wall and fence on two sides and a trellis over the top that the whisteria grows over in the summer so it wont get too hot.
That's lovely Tracey - you are a lucky girl I'm not really into orchids, although I used to paint them, and we have a Phalenopsis in the bathroom, but last time we stayed in Cornwall there was a Dendronium in the cottage we rented - it was gorgeous
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Well I have caught up with your posts, and, you have been vey busy while i have been away. Glad you are spending lots of time in your gardens, or spending hard earned cash at GCs.
A few days away and this place tries to revert to a jungle, so a lot of weeding for me this afternoon, especially as I am off again soon, taking the OH to Venice [ big bday. and wedding anniversary ]
Glad your Meconopsis is growing KEF.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Oh that sounds lovely Doc
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Days like today make me wish I could leave full time work.
Can't see that happening for another 40 years though!!
Oh well. I ought be terribly grateful that I at least have a job.
Thanks Dove.
Ten badges done, four to go. Having a break in the garden! Done a bit of weeding, so lovely and sunny today. I know only four left, but needed the break lol. Cup of tea then i'll do the rest.
Afternoon Edd! I hope you've had a lovely time away but 9 hours? Good lord we do chatter away don't we!
I don't mind the initial buying of worms - because I didn't have to buy the wormery and I wasn't sure if the horse poo worms were of the right variety so thought it best to play it safe this time (plus I brought some meal worms for my resident robin at the same time). I shall await your full reply with quiet excitement. I think I've found a suitable location for the wormery - sheltered by a wall and fence on two sides and a trellis over the top that the whisteria grows over in the summer so it wont get too hot.
Afternoon everyone and welcome back Edd, hope you had a good break.
I can officially say, I have the bestest little sister in the whole world
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How beautiful is that? My birthday present to add to my collection, a Dendronium Orchid, it looks and smells absolutely divine
That's lovely Tracey - you are a lucky girl
I'm not really into orchids, although I used to paint them, and we have a Phalenopsis in the bathroom, but last time we stayed in Cornwall there was a Dendronium in the cottage we rented - it was gorgeous 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
It's too big to fit on one pic without getting the rest of the room in
Right folks - I'm setting off for my sleepover at son and DIL's - see you tomorrow evening
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.