Click on the last picture to enlarge then click on the fist pot of my new penstemons in front of the pelargoniums queueing to go into the conservatory and you should be able to see the blue of the Electric Blue Penstemons.
Lovely harvest, Marion. I tried enlarging, but my iPad isn't cooperating. I'm going to bed now, but will try to have a look on the computer tomorrow. Night, night. 11.15pm.
Hi Marion, did your plants come?, lovely pics by the way , those grapes look delicious to, you will have plenty over the winter, my Radish leaves are really big now,.
weather is nice at the moment, been working today tho, feel quite exhausted and not myself, as if Im going to get a cold, one of the other girls wasn't well and sneezing everywhere, she's now on holiday (annoying) .
Hi there Flumpy. Ive not long woken up and wouldnt mind a bit more Sleep, but once I'm awake, that's it generally. Hope you don't get sick with a cold . Yes, I think spring really is on the way. It's not a good idea to get too confident though, it's just as likely to turn around again. In a few past springs here, we've had a late frost which effectively prevented all stone fruit in the valley from developing.
Its Fathers Day today, so in trying to think if something nice for Hubby. The kids are not going to come down ( which suits us just as well - less food to worry about) .
Those grapes grow twice the size, turn pink and are seedless dessert grapes. One of four varieties I have but lost the name. My black ones are Pinot Noir.
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Still taking it easy but did some harvesting and made notes of must do jobs for next week.
Click on the last picture to enlarge then click on the fist pot of my new penstemons in front of the pelargoniums queueing to go into the conservatory and you should be able to see the blue of the Electric Blue Penstemons.
Lovely harvest, Marion. I tried enlarging, but my iPad isn't cooperating. I'm going to bed now, but will try to have a look on the computer tomorrow. Night, night. 11.15pm.
Hi Marion, did your plants come?, lovely pics by the way
, those grapes look delicious to, you will have plenty over the winter, my Radish leaves are really big now,.
weather is nice at the moment, been working today tho, feel quite exhausted and not myself, as if Im going to get a cold, one of the other girls wasn't well and sneezing everywhere, she's now on holiday (annoying)
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Ho Marion thanks for the advise on my sweet pea seeds, just having a hot toddy
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Pat judging by your pictures it looks like its spring in Australia yey
Hi there Flumpy. Ive not long woken up and wouldnt mind a bit more Sleep, but once I'm awake, that's it generally. Hope you don't get sick with a cold . Yes, I think spring really is on the way. It's not a good idea to get too confident though, it's just as likely to turn around again. In a few past springs here, we've had a late frost which effectively prevented all stone fruit in the valley from developing.
Its Fathers Day today, so in trying to think if something nice for Hubby. The kids are not going to come down ( which suits us just as well - less food to worry about) .
Hello , did I see grapes ?
Hi Pat, I've just been writing to you on Hello Folkers
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GWRS I'm guessing they are not grapes ?
They certainly looked like grapes to me. Looked a bit like Isabella, but could be wrong.
Those grapes grow twice the size, turn pink and are seedless dessert grapes. One of four varieties I have but lost the name. My black ones are Pinot Noir.