I staked everything early this year - felt like a professional plant wrangler jabbing the stakes in here and there
Even remembered the giant chicory weed that last year fell over and broke a holly hock...I'm bound to have missed something though...
Verdun wrote (see)
So Dove...you sayin my plants are betterer than yours?
I think that's a strong possibility Verdun
I must go out and stake those hollyhocks ...........
Stormy weather forecast tonight - think I'd better tie everything down.
Glad I don't have anything too tall at the moment
It's all wrong at this time of year. I reckon my garden will look different by this time tomorrow. I hate wind
We've just been out there and tied the autumn raspberries to the fence with a length of this http://www.tuckers-countrystores.com/gardman-wire-twists-x-100-green-130mm-12100-765779999/ so they don't thrash about and get damaged in the high winds we're supposed to be getting.
I've got (or had) a lovely stand of corn cockle. No doubt they will be wrecked by the morning
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I staked everything early this year - felt like a professional plant wrangler jabbing the stakes in here and there
Even remembered the giant chicory weed that last year fell over and broke a holly hock
...I'm bound to have missed something though...
I think that's a strong possibility Verdun
I must go out and stake those hollyhocks ...........
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Stormy weather forecast tonight - think I'd better tie everything down.
Glad I don't have anything too tall at the moment
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
It's all wrong at this time of year. I reckon my garden will look different by this time tomorrow. I hate wind
In the sticks near Peterborough
In the sticks near Peterborough
We've just been out there and tied the autumn raspberries to the fence with a length of this http://www.tuckers-countrystores.com/gardman-wire-twists-x-100-green-130mm-12100-765779999/ so they don't thrash about and get damaged in the high winds we're supposed to be getting.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I've got (or had) a lovely stand of corn cockle. No doubt they will be wrecked by the morning