That's often happening Flumpy - they right themselves when you enlarge. Nice close-ups and your sweet peas have covered the fence! Well done. My Sunchoc tomatoes I am trialling for Mr. Fothergill are indeed chocolate brown. The yellow ones are Sunlem and the red ones The Red Bodyguard (full of antioxidants so very good for you) - all new this year. They are all cherry tomatoes so good as sweets I have plum tomatoes and Heinz tomatoes (Freebie seeds from Heinz) which are large tomatoes and starting to ripen now. Twenty years ago My first tomatoes would not be ripe till August 4th but climate change has made a difference.
Hi they look lovely and juicy Marion, I love cherry tomatoes in my salad too mmmmm : ), it's nice and sunny here in the NW and my brother is visiting at lunch time, what's it like in Bristol?
Summer has returned in Bristol too. Not quite as warm as before , 18degrees but just right for gardening. No rain forecast in the next few days either, so people at work all week will have a nice weekend. Traffic on the M5 to the seaside will be nonstop as the school children are on holiday.
One of my FB friends lives in Lydd and even the buses are all screwed up because of the gridlock down there. It could not have happened at a worse time with the schoolchildren on holiday.
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Lovely. I like the way the Gazanias is showing itself off amongst the other plants.
Had a potter around our garden and took some photos......
And there's more......
Whoops my garden glove got in the way
That's weird, when I submitted my pictures turned the wrong way up
That's often happening Flumpy - they right themselves when you enlarge. Nice close-ups and your sweet peas have covered the fence! Well done. My Sunchoc tomatoes I am trialling for Mr. Fothergill are indeed chocolate brown. The yellow ones are Sunlem and the red ones The Red Bodyguard (full of antioxidants so very good for you) - all new this year. They are all cherry tomatoes so good as sweets I have plum tomatoes and Heinz tomatoes (Freebie seeds from Heinz) which are large tomatoes and starting to ripen now. Twenty years ago My first tomatoes would not be ripe till August 4th but climate change has made a difference.
Summer has returned in Bristol too. Not quite as warm as before , 18degrees but just right for gardening. No rain forecast in the next few days either, so people at work all week will have a nice weekend. Traffic on the M5 to the seaside will be nonstop as the school children are on holiday.
One of my FB friends lives in Lydd and even the buses are all screwed up because of the gridlock down there. It could not have happened at a worse time with the schoolchildren on holiday.