We have hares here. They are VERY fast One half growN one has found a way into my veggie yard and is currently mowing my kale each day. Hubby has promised to help with the fence, but so far has been distracted by both weather and demanding friends.
this one was snuggled under my Thyme border A couple of years ago.
Hi Hosta. I must admit I had a laugh when I saw "Hostage". Even though I check before posting a message, I often miss a couple.
Hello SGL And everyone else. My memory is very bad, so if I've missed you, I'm sorry. I'm lazy enough to say a collective "everyone", but that's not really a valid excuse. I might start keeping a little note book beside where I sit, so that I can acknowledge ecah of you.
been to town this morning, Hubby has been to the chiropractor and HRH has been to the pet shop for her 6 weekly grooming. I assume she'll sleep all afternoon now. Very tempting to join her.
as I've said, I've been mainly posting on my iPhone for quite a while now and it's a slow process so I've done mainly general greetings and shorter posts than usual - but I hope I've not appeared rude and ignored anyone.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Morning Everyone - hope you got a little sleep eventually Hostage. Tee hee - that made me snigger too
Much better night's sleep last night - almost normal. Still aware that I have some sort of cold or virus but feeling much better and brighter. Hope Lily P is too.
Time for tea - SYL
Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
Rain has stopped now and lots of cloud, but when I opened the bedroom curtains there was a lovely sky with shafts of sunlight escaping from the clouds. Took a pic but will have to wait till batteries charge in the mouse to do them. I'm always expecting a 'hand' to appear out of a sky like that, if you know what I mean. Or is that just me?
I often open the forum page in a separate tab so that I can turn back pages on that for doing a reply. I don't always have time in the mornings though.
LP- I'd have thought you could do Camellias no problem - in your walled garden perhaps? They'd have shelter there from the early morning frosts etc. Or do you not have room there? We have several at work in my employers' garden, and that's at 600 feet. There's one shrub which isn't particularly sheltered either - just at the front where we park.
Dove saw the hares not me - I only mentioned the hill ones
Obelixx - I have loads of little hellebore babies which have seeded into the path and round the main plant. I intend transplanting some as soon as they grow a little bit, but perhaps Ia few tiny ones would be cheap to send if they were any use to you. No idea what colour they'll be but the parent is very dark purple and I only had a few whites so I think they should be a good colour. Let me know if you're interested - or if it's possible to send them there?
Quikc look round now before I head off and see what new challenges await me at work...
Have a good day everyone
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Hostage????? that made me laugh.
I've been called many things in the past.......
Another sleepless night.
I've been thinking where to plant my latest bargains. 2 camelias , almost 1m tall and had lost their pots. Reduced from £30 each to £5 each
We have hares here. They are VERY fast One half growN one has found a way into my veggie yard and is currently mowing my kale each day. Hubby has promised to help with the fence, but so far has been distracted by both weather and demanding friends.
this one was snuggled under my Thyme border A couple of years ago.
Hi Hosta. I must admit I had a laugh when I saw "Hostage". Even though I check before posting a message, I often miss a couple.
Hello SGL And everyone else. My memory is very bad, so if I've missed you, I'm sorry. I'm lazy enough to say a collective "everyone", but that's not really a valid excuse. I might start keeping a little note book beside where I sit, so that I can acknowledge ecah of you.
been to town this morning, Hubby has been to the chiropractor and HRH has been to the pet shop for her 6 weekly grooming. I assume she'll sleep all afternoon now. Very tempting to join her.
Good morning all
G'day Pat 
I hope the wakeful got some rest.
as I've said, I've been mainly posting on my iPhone for quite a while now and it's a slow process so I've done mainly general greetings and shorter posts than usual - but I hope I've not appeared rude and ignored anyone.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Morning peeps
Had to snigger at Hostage
Garden Club talk tonight - Charles Dowding on no-dig, I know he writes for the GW mag a lot ...sounds as if it could be good
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But first, need to keep those wheels of industry turning
Have a nice day folks 
Hi Chicky
Have a good day and enjoy the talk.
Ive only just picked up on 'Hostage' ... What an image!!!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
morning, there are gremlins here today, this is third attempt
pat I love the photo
Busy hope you get away ok
chicky have a good day and do pass on interesting points from the talk, would be interesting
hosta I would love to be planting camellias. We are too high here and I adore these plants
Dove you could never be rude
obelixx this year I actually had time to take off all but the newest leaves of my hellebores, what a difference!
hoping to be able to do a little more today, that's been a week now, surely the worst is over?
have a good day, weather looks promising
A A Milne
Morning Everyone - hope you got a little sleep eventually Hostage. Tee hee - that made me snigger too
Much better night's sleep last night - almost normal. Still aware that I have some sort of cold or virus but feeling much better and brighter. Hope Lily P is too.
Time for tea - SYL
Thanks LilyP - I was properly brung up I was
Glad you're on the mend Topbird - I didn't realise how poorly I'd been until I felt better. What we need is some wall to wall sunshine
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Morning all/afties Pat
Rain has stopped now and lots of cloud, but when I opened the bedroom curtains there was a lovely sky with shafts of sunlight escaping from the clouds. Took a pic but will have to wait till batteries charge in the mouse to do them. I'm always expecting a 'hand' to appear out of a sky like that, if you know what I mean. Or is that just me?
I often open the forum page in a separate tab so that I can turn back pages on that for doing a reply. I don't always have time in the mornings though.
LP- I'd have thought you could do Camellias no problem - in your walled garden perhaps? They'd have shelter there from the early morning frosts etc. Or do you not have room there? We have several at work in my employers' garden, and that's at 600 feet. There's one shrub which isn't particularly sheltered either - just at the front where we park.
Dove saw the hares not me - I only mentioned the hill ones
Obelixx - I have loads of little hellebore babies which have seeded into the path and round the main plant. I intend transplanting some as soon as they grow a little bit, but perhaps Ia few tiny ones would be cheap to send if they were any use to you. No idea what colour they'll be but the parent is very dark purple and I only had a few whites so I think they should be a good colour. Let me know if you're interested - or if it's possible to send them there?
Quikc look round now before I head off and see what new challenges await me at work...
Have a good day everyone
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...