Oh for the days of excess Nut. I will be lucky if I am still awake at midnight.
Oh so true!
I've kept notes from my previous garden for a good many yrs, but this will only be our 2cnd yr here.
We've only had 1 proper, if slight, frost even up here so far, but I suspect tonight could change that. I have also cut down stuff, whoops, to save on the work in the NY. J.
Gosh!!!! Haven't been out to look yet, but I think my garden will prove to be a very pitiful example compared to the lists above......could I count EACH flower head on my pansies and primroses...............PLEASE!!!! X
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That's right, counting every bloom would get you very cold most years.
It doesn't matter if you don't know what everything is.
Just take it as a bit of fun, something to work off tonight's excesses.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Oh for the days of excess Nut. I will be lucky if I am still awake at midnight.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
I have to go and stand in the field at midnight and watch the fireworks over Peterborough, Pd. It's traditional
not a lot of excess otherwise
In the sticks near Peterborough
Oh so true!
I've kept notes from my previous garden for a good many yrs, but this will only be our 2cnd yr here.
We've only had 1 proper, if slight, frost even up here so far, but I suspect tonight could change that. I have also cut down stuff, whoops, to save on the work in the NY. J.
Never cut down Jo4eyes before the count
oopsie 
I never know all the names, and have put yellow flower before
No way I'll be awake at midnight - and I used to enjoy a bit of a party
must've grown out of them I suppose 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
We haven't had a frost yet this winter, and I doubt if we'll have one tonight ... too sheltered and close to the city.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
tete a tete
hyacinths
grape hyacinths
snowdrops
Gosh!!!! Haven't been out to look yet, but I think my garden will prove to be a very pitiful example compared to the lists above......could I count EACH flower head on my pansies and primroses...............PLEASE!!!! X
Calluna (winter heather)
Primrose
Cowslip
Rose
penstemon
Marsh Marigold
Cheiranthus
Erysimum (two varieties).
And in the greenhouse: Echeveria shaviana, Senecio radicans, Titanopsis calcara