Logan , celeriac OK at moment but will keep an eye on them , this is the first time I have grown them . Not as big as the ones in the Summer market but definaetly tastier but ar'nt they sow & sow to clean !
I've decided to rip out most of this bed to create a "hot" bed. Think Great Dixter, cannas, dahlias, ricinus etc etc. That'll keep my out of mischief over the winter.
Salino what did you order from BeaLes? Did you see the black Friday weekend half price offers? I have ordered Jacqueline de pre and one other! Can't think now and if I come out of this posting I'll lose it! It sounded Hawaiian!
hi Beaus Mum,
sorry I've only just seen your message here... I like Aloha very much...grew that some years ago... don't know your other one...
I've got a few on the way including if I remember...
Souvenir de la Malmaison
Octavia Hill
and Tipsy Imperial Concubine - bit of a strange one that..lol...imagine...
I supose if you get to 75 and then have a worst year, you're not doing bad. My son has had 2 operations this year, one only yesterday, and I am nursing my mum knowing shes not going to recover like you have.
On a lighter note, I have pricked out and potted on all my delphs, foxgloves, aquilegia, and many more ready for Spring planting, still to cover most of the borders with compost I have made through the year. I have still got fuchsia cuttings well rooted to pot up.
Made a good start landscaping the pond.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
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Logan , celeriac OK at moment but will keep an eye on them , this is the first time I have grown them . Not as big as the ones in the Summer market but definaetly tastier but ar'nt they sow & sow to clean !
Joy of gardening
I've decided to rip out most of this bed to create a "hot" bed. Think Great Dixter, cannas, dahlias, ricinus etc etc. That'll keep my out of mischief over the winter.
if you click on the first pic, you'll see the "tree dahlia" which I'm hoping might yet open its buds.
hi Beaus Mum,
sorry I've only just seen your message here... I like Aloha very much...grew that some years ago... don't know your other one...
I've got a few on the way including if I remember...
Souvenir de la Malmaison
Octavia Hill
and Tipsy Imperial Concubine - bit of a strange one that..lol...imagine...
hope yours do well for you...
I supose if you get to 75 and then have a worst year, you're not doing bad. My son has had 2 operations this year, one only yesterday, and I am nursing my mum knowing shes not going to recover like you have.
On a lighter note, I have pricked out and potted on all my delphs, foxgloves, aquilegia, and many more ready for Spring planting, still to cover most of the borders with compost I have made through the year. I have still got fuchsia cuttings well rooted to pot up.
Made a good start landscaping the pond.
Lyn, I'm surprised that you have any time or energy left for gardening ((hugs))
I hope your son is on the mend
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thank you Dove for your concerns, much appreciated. I have sent you a pm with a link, not appropriate on this thread
many thanks.
Thanks Lyn - I have replied ((hugs))
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.