Thanks Mike, the fuchsias in the garden have reached ridiculous heights this year, some are 5ft tall, they have been in for years, cut to the ground in Spring, but the tender ones in pots have succombed to rust, they are ok now, grown another lot of leaves and cuttings taken, its just been too dry for too long.
There are several hedging types here as well.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
Wow !! No wonder its warmer than here. Jealous of your heliotrope - have seen it growing at Wisley (southeast england) but never given it a go myself - its meant to have a lovely scent.
I saw this thread yesterday, and thought 'no stars in our garden, just has-beans' but in fact, there is something lovely on the front door step. Our foster daughter and I bought this pot for my husband's birthday, and found these pansies to go in it, and it is set to keep us cheery in the winter months every time we return home.
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Will do, Victoria, no probs.
Thanks Mike, the fuchsias in the garden have reached ridiculous heights this year, some are 5ft tall, they have been in for years, cut to the ground in Spring, but the tender ones in pots have succombed to rust, they are ok now, grown another lot of leaves and cuttings taken, its just been too dry for too long.
There are several hedging types here as well.
Chicky, I love those colours
Oh chicky, I live in Southeast Brazil, slightly below the Capricorn Tropic, so my town
has a subtropical climate. But as my garden is tucked between buildings, it is often
cooler than the surroundings.
Wow !! No wonder its warmer than here
. Jealous of your heliotrope - have seen it growing at Wisley (southeast england) but never given it a go myself - its meant to have a lovely scent.
That is a beautiful garden dimwit, my favourite flowers are the humble viola.
I have grown heliotrope from seeds here, the scent is lovely.
Chickys acer is lovely too.
I saw this thread yesterday, and thought 'no stars in our garden, just has-beans' but in fact, there is something lovely on the front door step. Our foster daughter and I bought this pot for my husband's birthday, and found these pansies to go in it, and it is set to keep us cheery in the winter months every time we return home.
Wonderful stars everyone, I love em all. What a fabulous year it has been for everyone to have so many beautiful stars and first week of October!!
Love your garden Artjak, it is picture perfect
Mike you made me smile with your comment about your reflection
DD gorgeous roses, will they move to your new rose bed? Or is that just for your new ones?