Hi everyone...this morning I potted up some Lavender and Felicia, which will hopefully add a little colour.
and this aft I popped in 2 Black eyed Susan which should cover the side of the garage with lovely yellow flowers.
And a quick question if I may, will it be OK to put some Lobelia in with the BeS, as you can see there is quite a bit of room left in the troughs and I would quite like some flowers trailing over the edges of the troughs.
Very little today.... just been relaxing after a long and hard working day yesterday.
My H has been very busy though, building the footings for the playhouse in what was the 'dumping corner', so that's quite exciting! Where will I put all my mess, now, though?
Going to enjoy the garden more in a bit, have a BBQ, and when it cools down some, water some pots.
I've got quite a few plants arriving within the next week, I hope, so will be busy again very soon!
Supervised my OH laying a new patch of turf, does that count?
Planted out various shady area plants that have been sitting in pots for a while, potted up three small trees, went on a slug rampage with scissors, sowed some sweetcorn to replace the slug lost.
How about a thyme for the chimney, all the height should allow good drainage, it loves Sun and a small leaved one should take wind. It will end up trailing over the side if you pick a creeping one.
hi gws thereis lots of trailing flowers or if you have any tumbling toms or others begoniers // there is loads two many to count if there is vents in side you can put flowers in vents
forgot to say brought the last of flowers home Livingston daisy to grow on pansie s re potted another cue a marmande tom watered carrots about 6ins high coming on good (earlys) blueberrys looking fine was going to hoe a few weeds but had a think and said no all week to go yet michael
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Hi everyone...this morning I potted up some Lavender and Felicia, which will hopefully add a little colour.
and this aft I popped in 2 Black eyed Susan which should cover the side of the garage with lovely yellow flowers.
And a quick question if I may, will it be OK to put some Lobelia in with the BeS, as you can see there is quite a bit of room left in the troughs and I would quite like some flowers trailing over the edges of the troughs.
Thanks
Sheps...
Very little today.... just been relaxing after a long and hard working day yesterday.
My H has been very busy though, building the footings for the playhouse in what was the 'dumping corner', so that's quite exciting! Where will I put all my mess, now, though?
Going to enjoy the garden more in a bit, have a BBQ, and when it cools down some, water some pots.
I've got quite a few plants arriving within the next week, I hope, so will be busy again very soon!
Sheps, plenty of room for a couple of lobelia.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Thanks punkdoc...will plant some as soon as
Sheps...
Hello all , been up allotment today , so no gardening at home
Sheps , pots look good , like the idea of Black Eyed Suzy
Anybody any ideas what to put in a Chimney ? Gets lots of sun and windy
Hope alls well with everybody
Supervised my OH laying a new patch of turf, does that count?
Planted out various shady area plants that have been sitting in pots for a while, potted up three small trees, went on a slug rampage with scissors, sowed some sweetcorn to replace the slug lost.
How about a thyme for the chimney, all the height should allow good drainage, it loves Sun and a small leaved one should take wind. It will end up trailing over the side if you pick a creeping one.
Seacrows , thanks for surgestion
hi gws thereis lots of trailing flowers or if you have any tumbling toms or others begoniers // there is loads two many to count if there is vents in side you can put flowers in vents
forgot to say brought the last of flowers home Livingston daisy to grow on pansie s re potted another cue a marmande tom watered carrots about 6ins high coming on good (earlys) blueberrys looking fine was going to hoe a few weeds but had a think and said no all week to go yet michael
What about sedums or saxifrages.
Stipa tenuissima ....it would look like Tina Turner.