It is very exciting. I had promised myself that I would give it a year to see what comes up, and work out what is growing where, but i m really struggling to have the patience, and so much of it is overgrown, I think a lot is going to be done from scratch. I like a challenge, and like you say, will be good to make it my own
Very cold all day here, even a brief flurry of snow. Spent a bit of time in the greehouse trying to make some space on the staging, so that there is room for all the seed trays which will hopefully be in there over next month or so.
Autumn sown sweet peas are looking good, 6 inches tall and bushy and, I have sown more inside. I like to sow at different times to try and get flowers over a longer period. Potted up some seed grown violas and the autumn sown Ammi.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
I am trying sgl., but am going stir crazy if I dont do something and, the pain is now getting a lot better. Must have been the r and r at Verduns! What car did you get Verdun?
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
Punkdoc, Poddington peas is a children's TV programme from my childhood (80s/90s). All the characters are peas (hap-pea, grump-pea etc.) It has a brilliant theme tune that goes ' down at the bottom of the garden, among the birds and the beas, there lived a lot of little people, called the Poddington peas'
The avatar is hap-pea. Loved it as a child. Maybe that's what got me into gardening....
Hi PP nice to meet you. There's plenty of very knowledgeable people here to inspire and advise you and keep you amused - in equal measure. I might manage the last one
Verd- I struggle to keep my face straight in car dealerships. Do you think they just don't get the fact that we're all wise to the bull****? I can understand them trying it on when it's someone young like me..... but it's different with someone 'mature' like yourself whose been round the block a bit....
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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It is very exciting. I had promised myself that I would give it a year to see what comes up, and work out what is growing where, but i m really struggling to have the patience, and so much of it is overgrown, I think a lot is going to be done from scratch. I like a challenge, and like you say, will be good to make it my own
Hi PoddingtonP, how did you choose that avatar?
Very cold all day here, even a brief flurry of snow. Spent a bit of time in the greehouse trying to make some space on the staging, so that there is room for all the seed trays which will hopefully be in there over next month or so.
Autumn sown sweet peas are looking good, 6 inches tall and bushy and, I have sown more inside. I like to sow at different times to try and get flowers over a longer period. Potted up some seed grown violas and the autumn sown Ammi.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Punkdoc, I hopeyou're being careful!
Welcome PoddingtonP
Verdun - what are you going to change it for?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I am trying sgl., but am going stir crazy if I dont do something and, the pain is now getting a lot better. Must have been the r and r at Verduns! What car did you get Verdun?
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Punkdoc, Poddington peas is a children's TV programme from my childhood (80s/90s). All the characters are peas (hap-pea, grump-pea etc.) It has a brilliant theme tune that goes ' down at the bottom of the garden, among the birds and the beas, there lived a lot of little people, called the Poddington peas'
The avatar is hap-pea. Loved it as a child. Maybe that's what got me into gardening....
Yay, The Poddington Peas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB3K7eFFXHE
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hi PP nice to meet you. There's plenty of very knowledgeable people here to inspire and advise you and keep you amused - in equal measure. I might manage the last one
Verd- I struggle to keep my face straight in car dealerships. Do you think they just don't get the fact that we're all wise to the bull****? I can understand them trying it on when it's someone young like me..... but it's different with someone 'mature' like yourself whose been round the block a bit....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Punkdoc, thats ok then, as long as you're careful
PP i remember the poddington peas
That reminds me of another thread!
Verdun, don't wish to be nosey, but what car are you getting