The peony thing is total guff. I've lost count of the number of times I've moved them and they just flower again no prob. Claire Austin did talk about it in an interview recently saying it was rubbish.
Lovely pix John- very neat and tidy as everyone has said.I like a tidy garden- just like my kitchen!
Birdy- have you moved to Australia recently? Think that's the prob with the pix
Try shoving them on another site- photobucket seems popular on here. You can turn them and transfer them easily, although you should be able to rotate them before you post no matter where you've got them. I have mine on thewindows thingy on the laptop and I can do allsorts with them there too.
Giving us all a right good laugh anyway!!!!!
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
busylizzie.. wow sounds great to have so much land ot play with. seems very strange aboutnot being able to sell your house because of the children.. how do any house come up for sale then i wonder
some lovely pics of gardens.. love to see tthem.. i am nosy when it comes to gardens.. always out walking seeing what others are doing in there theirs.
@birdy.. i cant understand why your piccies are not coming out right.. are they right way up when you have addd them into the box before you click submit? strange one it is.
Daisyheadcase - welcome to Topsyturvy Land and ignore Fairygirl's quip about Australia. I suspect she just doesn't know how to invert a good photo!
I've got a lovely bunch of ... (Now stop that you lot at the back) ... peonies in my back garden! I might even send you all a photo when they are in full bloom ( or, if you are all good I won't!)
This year I actually managed to remember to let them grow through one of those circular grids on sticks. They are at least supported should bad weather strike again.
You know what it can be like: a beautiful show of peonies in full bloom, completely ruined by rain because they are unable to support their own waterlogged weight. Well, although I am not complacently convinced they are immune to rain, touch wood, mine will hopefully be able to stay up a bit longer than usual.
They are beautiful but you're right - the wind and rain really knackers them doesn't it? The one advantage this year of it all being so late is the cherry blossom staying on trees longer. Up here we usually have wild weather as soon as it's out and it's all on the ground before you know it. This year it's staying on the trees and it's lovely!
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Yes Gardeningfantic - they can be the right way up before Submit and wrong after, and sometimes the wrong way up before Submitting so I hope Submit will right them - and it doesn't.
Also, I don't seem to have any icon for turning the photos round in the discussion window before Submitting. Maybe it's something to do with using an iPad.
Don't join our lovely forum friends in wasting any more energy on it - I will sort it eventually.
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The peony thing is total guff. I've lost count of the number of times I've moved them and they just flower again no prob. Claire Austin did talk about it in an interview recently saying it was rubbish.
Lovely pix John- very neat and tidy as everyone has said.I like a tidy garden- just like my kitchen!
Birdy- have you moved to Australia recently? Think that's the prob with the pix
Try shoving them on another site- photobucket seems popular on here. You can turn them and transfer them easily, although you should be able to rotate them before you post no matter where you've got them. I have mine on thewindows thingy on the laptop and I can do allsorts with them there too.
Giving us all a right good laugh anyway!!!!!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
busylizzie.. wow sounds great to have so much land ot play with. seems very strange aboutnot being able to sell your house because of the children.. how do any house come up for sale then i wonder
some lovely pics of gardens.. love to see tthem.. i am nosy when it comes to gardens.. always out walking seeing what others are doing in there theirs.
@birdy.. i cant understand why your piccies are not coming out right.. are they right way up when you have addd them into the box before you click submit? strange one it is.
Daisyheadcase - welcome to Topsyturvy Land and ignore Fairygirl's quip about Australia. I suspect she just doesn't know how to invert a good photo!
I've got a lovely bunch of ... (Now stop that you lot at the back) ... peonies in my back garden! I might even send you all a photo when they are in full bloom ( or, if you are all good I won't!)
This year I actually managed to remember to let them grow through one of those circular grids on sticks. They are at least supported should bad weather strike again.
You know what it can be like: a beautiful show of peonies in full bloom, completely ruined by rain because they are unable to support their own waterlogged weight. Well, although I am not complacently convinced they are immune to rain, touch wood, mine will hopefully be able to stay up a bit longer than usual.
Birdy....
Let's see those peonies then!!!
They are beautiful but you're right - the wind and rain really knackers them doesn't it? The one advantage this year of it all being so late is the cherry blossom staying on trees longer. Up here we usually have wild weather as soon as it's out and it's all on the ground before you know it. This year it's staying on the trees and it's lovely!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Yes Gardeningfantic - they can be the right way up before Submit and wrong after, and sometimes the wrong way up before Submitting so I hope Submit will right them - and it doesn't.
Also, I don't seem to have any icon for turning the photos round in the discussion window before Submitting. Maybe it's something to do with using an iPad.
Don't join our lovely forum friends in wasting any more energy on it - I will sort it eventually.
Now you can just stop that Fairygirl!