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  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802
    Inkadog wrote (see)

    Lovely pics, Geoff--are those Peach Melba nasturtiums?


    Geoff goes to welsh dresser- rummages through drawer- finds seed packet-and announces they are called-"cream purple spot"

  • InkadogInkadog Posts: 492

    I know you started yours inside--mine were sown in open ground, but they are all up. They are useful for filling gaps, and I like the leaves and flowers in salad. I was serving some local smoked salmon the other day and discovered I was out of capers--substituted pickled seeds, and they were a big hit!

  • LottiebeansLottiebeans Posts: 715

    Kate and I also grew the same nastertiums as Geoff, and mine look exactly like that (surprise surprise) - but they don't look like the illustration which showed them as cream with a dark red splodge. Never mind, still unusual. I have the normal almost flourescent orange ones at the plot, also good for salads!

  • jo4eyesjo4eyes Posts: 2,058

    They are a nice colour Geoff- note made of name. Mine are showing in most of the places where planted- think I just did Alaska this year. My first Cosmos, in Pop's pot, are in flower- cant remember the name, but white with a pink stripe. Spotted them growing in a large pot at Shugburgh last year & was impressed. Allowing for the removal of some slug damaged plants my display should look good. BTW Pop was my GFather & a keen veg grower! Not inherited that then!

    My Sweet Williams are brill again this year. Thought that they wouldnt do a 3rd year, but no, full of flower. Grew them from seed too- swank!

    Phonecall made & conveniently daughter got back early, starving, so was able to cut conversation short before daughter demolished everything & anything in kitchen that she could get at. Noway, otherwise she wouldnt eat all her tea! Gosh, just as when she was little!

    Rough about the flooding in Midlands. J.

  • kate1123kate1123 Posts: 2,815

    Nice photos Geoff, I am not happy about the nasturtiums as I planted mine in a pink coordinated container so they have had to come out.

  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802

    I would hate to be in court if you were the judge-I would get 10 years for scrumping.

    Have been fed and watered again more fruit,strawberry ice cream. squirty creamimage

    Italy or Germany?-I have lira

  • kate1123kate1123 Posts: 2,815

    Italy have scored my tenner is no longer safeimage

    15 years for scrumping, at least.

    I have looked at your clip again, I cannot see a man on his own wearing shortsimage I think for  misleading the forum the sentence could be very heavy.

  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802

    I am there- but even my OH couldn't spot meimage-will my strawberries be safe?

    I backed Italy from the start

     

     

  • kate1123kate1123 Posts: 2,815

    I will be expecting a strawberry daquirir as my compensation, I feel that was very misleading.

    Italy v Spain as a final, really?

    I bought a fuchsia last friday, today it has collapsedimage

    Italy have just scored second, super Mario???

  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802

    Collapsed from what-exhaustion?-was it a cheapie or worth a trip to get a refund?

    I could give you a clue on spot the wally

    For Germany the trip is over-it will be a South European final as I predicted months agoimage

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