This is a very fine covering of spiders web inside a compost bin. I might have posted it before. It is a work of art.
I have just had to change my usual browser to Google Chrome because of a Firefox update. Flipping nuisance . I can now see the Icons to allow me to post pictures though.
What an amazing maze of spiders web in your compost bin lamweedy. I have never seen anything so intricate as this web, although I must admit I often walk past without taking too much notice of webs unless they have dew or ice on them. I wonder how long/many spiders work went into this web.
Niether had I seen the like. The empty compost bin lid was slightly sideways. but the main part was covered. I have not touched it since. I must have another look.
I'm intrigued by Iam's web photo, but it doesn't look like any spiderweb I've ever seen!
Took a few pix this morning as there was a little bit of sun glinting
Colour still there on the Spartina and Hackenochloa
The little pot of alpines has a few fungi in there too
and despite the number of frosts we've had here, and the icy sleet, rain and snow, the pelargoniums I left out are still fine. Just proves that if less hardy plants are put in the right place - ie tucked in soemwhere, they can withstand quite a bit!
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thought I’d take some pictures this morning as we had quite a welcome frost last night heaviest of about 5 this year.I love the colours in the winter time as they seem more highlighted with the low angles of light.
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'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
This is a very fine covering of spiders web inside a compost bin. I might have posted it before. It is a work of art.
I have just had to change my usual browser to Google Chrome because of a Firefox update. Flipping nuisance . I can now see the Icons to allow me to post pictures though.
Graham Thomas still in full bloom.
Last edited: 21 November 2017 14:48:49
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
@Loana,
"mystery plant" story continued in this discussion: http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/plants/mystery-plant/1008472.html
@Iamweedy,
I am using the very latest release of Firefox, Firefox Quantum 57.0 and it's working fine for me on this forum.
What an amazing maze of spiders web in your compost bin lamweedy. I have never seen anything so intricate as this web, although I must admit I often walk past without taking too much notice of webs unless they have dew or ice on them. I wonder how long/many spiders work went into this web.
Note to self to take a closer look in future.
Niether had I seen the like. The empty compost bin lid was slightly sideways. but the main part was covered. I have not touched it since. I must have another look.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
Love the rose iamweedy ?
I'm intrigued by Iam's web photo, but it doesn't look like any spiderweb I've ever seen!
Took a few pix this morning as there was a little bit of sun glinting
Colour still there on the Spartina and Hackenochloa
The little pot of alpines has a few fungi in there too
and despite the number of frosts we've had here, and the icy sleet, rain and snow, the pelargoniums I left out are still fine. Just proves that if less hardy plants are put in the right place - ie tucked in soemwhere, they can withstand quite a bit!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thought I’d take some pictures this morning as we had quite a welcome frost last night heaviest of about 5 this year.
I love the colours in the winter time as they seem more highlighted with the low angles of light.
Lovely pictures folks .
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
Beautiful frosty pictures, Fairy.