Is this a disguise intended for aforesaid clandestine meeting with fellow forker.
May I suggest Guy Forks. You just need to wear something like a shabby mac, and look a bit shifty. For certain identification, carry a candle, or box of firwworks.
Hi. Just got back from swimming for older people. If I said I feel invigorated I'd be not quite truthfull
Pain gauge says we had 7mm anda leaf yesterday.
Had quick walk round garden, do it every morning rain or shine me, dog and cat always do it. Wind blew over one of my olives and another pot so crash last nigh must have been from next door.
Hope to extend a bed and plant a phlox today 'Norah Leigh'.Quite excited at prospect. How much does it spread?
Lottie are you going to Soton to view the house next door to Geoff?
Gave myself a treat and ordered some fritillary bulbs after seeing them on GW last week. I think if I plant them in the garden the squirrels and rabbits will have them so I'll pot them up and plant them out after flowering next year. They have included 15 peach tulips with order free.
Flying visit, just to check you're all playing nicely. Will catch up later.
Just had to report - to those who appreciate such things- that the ivy that has taken over the old flowering cherry out the front is covered with dozens of assorted insects and five Red Admirals. I think it just bought a reprieve ;- )
A good way of keeping pelargoniums is to remove the plants, shake off the soil, and keep reasonably dry somewhere inside the house. Our old friend punners (who remembers punners) suggested that. I tried it last Winter with great success. Or you can bring the pots inside, if you've got room, keeping them just as they are.
I had a cherry tree covered with ivy. In the course of time, ivy will strangle the trunk, like a boa constrictor. Some trees can take ivy, but cherries are not strong enough. It may come down to a choice between the ivy and the cherry.
Went swimming last week as well - first time in years- nice young bloke suggested I started by getting my buoyancy back! Did abit better this week -Didn't sink! Not sure yet if its good for me! Prefer gardening-
Have some fritillary to plant in very wet part of lawn. One of next jobs on list - thing is dog likes laying there so they probably don't stand a chance.
Winds bit strong just blew dustbin through side gate into front of house.
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Is this a disguise intended for aforesaid clandestine meeting with fellow forker.
May I suggest Guy Forks. You just need to wear something like a shabby mac, and look a bit shifty. For certain identification, carry a candle, or box of firwworks.
Hi. Just got back from swimming for older people. If I said I feel invigorated I'd be not quite truthfull
Pain gauge says we had 7mm anda leaf yesterday.
Had quick walk round garden, do it every morning rain or shine me, dog and cat always do it. Wind blew over one of my olives and another pot so crash last nigh must have been from next door.
Hope to extend a bed and plant a phlox today 'Norah Leigh'.Quite excited at prospect. How much does it spread?
If shoulder plays up after swimming may delay.
Good morning F.Fs
Lovely photos Jean and Chris.
Lottie are you going to Soton to view the house next door to Geoff?
Gave myself a treat and ordered some fritillary bulbs after seeing them on GW last week. I think if I plant them in the garden the squirrels and rabbits will have them so I'll pot them up and plant them out after flowering next year. They have included 15 peach tulips with order free.
Chris, I need advice on storing pelargoniums - I have some in pots that I'd like to keep going if possible.
If we are doing disguises can I have some suggestions for me too please?
Becks, glad you had a rant at Asda - seems like shoddy service.
Flying visit, just to check you're all playing nicely. Will catch up later.
Just had to report - to those who appreciate such things- that the ivy that has taken over the old flowering cherry out the front is covered with dozens of assorted insects and five Red Admirals. I think it just bought a reprieve ;- )
A good way of keeping pelargoniums is to remove the plants, shake off the soil, and keep reasonably dry somewhere inside the house. Our old friend punners (who remembers punners) suggested that. I tried it last Winter with great success. Or you can bring the pots inside, if you've got room, keeping them just as they are.
I had a cherry tree covered with ivy. In the course of time, ivy will strangle the trunk, like a boa constrictor. Some trees can take ivy, but cherries are not strong enough. It may come down to a choice between the ivy and the cherry.
I like the Guy Forks idea-Gary you are on form today
-do not posses a shabby mac
Becks well done-it is good to talk
Bjay-OH goes swimming umpteen times a week now-deep water,some dancing stuff-I am quite happy on dry land
Lottie yes why are you coming to my City?-have you had your jabs and visa checks?
Chickens scratching about managed to catch a mouse-it will not be singing anymore
May I suggest a selection of fun costumes for Miss Forks:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L10SVlIjX3U
It is colder outside than it looks, I did some tidying but have not got to the sweet peas yet.
Lottie I tried Gary's method for storing pelargoniums and it worked. As we are approaching Halloween a catsuit would make a great disguise.
bjay and they say exercise is good for you
pottiepam I failed with fritillary bulbs
Went swimming last week as well - first time in years- nice young bloke suggested I started by getting my buoyancy back! Did abit better this week -Didn't sink! Not sure yet if its good for me! Prefer gardening-
Have some fritillary to plant in very wet part of lawn. One of next jobs on list - thing is dog likes laying there so they probably don't stand a chance.
Winds bit strong just blew dustbin through side gate into front of house.