Well just back in from a good tidy up outside after yesterday's deluge and gales . Lovely day here for a change , ( sorry Flo ! ) The grass is still a foot high so will have to wait for it to dry out a bit first so no doubt I'll be the talk of the neighbourhood !
Sorry for my ignorance but what is W U Ms and Flamers ? Like all addictions I would be inclined not to feed them ( except cake of course ! )
Wind Up Merchants. Flamers are, I think, people who use the anonimity of message boards to be offensive and insulting to individuals or groups of people. Agrre, don't feed them - responses are what they want. It's so nice to have an 'ignore' button on this forum.
Please don't apologise for your sun, enjoy it :- ) Mine's back now, anyway. Just have to time it right and get bits indoors before the next shower.
The Russian Vine saga is what first brought me to a forum as I needed the name of a thug MD had mentioned on GW. I have just rescued 2 skimmias that could not fight back against it but the Euphorbia is doing a good job so I have a few more to go in. At least if he walks all over my border with Euphorbias in place he may cause himself an injury
Frank I appreciate what you are saying about pots, but some of my issues are his ignoring the boundary between his and my garden, he told me one day that he had planted the roses in my front garden, I was so flabergasted I could not reply.
Frank I appreciate what you are saying about pots, but some of my issues are his ignoring the boundary between his and my garden, he told me one day that he had planted the roses in my front garden, I was so flabergasted I could not reply.
I have custard creams but no cake
Kate I am speechless at the fact you were too flabbergasted to say anything, all I can think is you were in shock. Chop out the roses (after flowering of course) and sling them over his Russian Vines then plant Japanese Knot weed or Bamboo that will make him move on, mind it could take the rest of your life getting rid of it when he goes. They do say we can do as we wish in our own garden so burying a bootle of killer with a drip feed top on his vine root should do something.
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Well just back in from a good tidy up outside after yesterday's deluge and gales . Lovely day here for a change , ( sorry Flo ! ) The grass is still a foot high so will have to wait for it to dry out a bit first so no doubt I'll be the talk of the neighbourhood !
Sorry for my ignorance but what is W U Ms and Flamers ? Like all addictions I would be inclined not to feed them ( except cake of course ! )
Wind Up Merchants. Flamers are, I think, people who use the anonimity of message boards to be offensive and insulting to individuals or groups of people. Agrre, don't feed them - responses are what they want. It's so nice to have an 'ignore' button on this forum.
Please don't apologise for your sun, enjoy it :- ) Mine's back now, anyway. Just have to time it right and get bits indoors before the next shower.
I don't know Jean. I don't grow flowers.
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The Russian Vine saga is what first brought me to a forum as I needed the name of a thug MD had mentioned on GW. I have just rescued 2 skimmias that could not fight back against it but the Euphorbia is doing a good job so I have a few more to go in. At least if he walks all over my border with Euphorbias in place he may cause himself an injury
Frank I appreciate what you are saying about pots, but some of my issues are his ignoring the boundary between his and my garden, he told me one day that he had planted the roses in my front garden, I was so flabergasted I could not reply.
I have custard creams
but no cake
Kate I am speechless at the fact you were too flabbergasted to say anything, all I can think is you were in shock. Chop out the roses (after flowering of course) and sling them over his Russian Vines then plant Japanese Knot weed or Bamboo that will make him move on, mind it could take the rest of your life getting rid of it when he goes.
They do say we can do as we wish in our own garden so burying a bootle of killer with a drip feed top on his vine root should do something.
Frank.