Busy-Lizzie

MORNING FORKERS

My children wrote on slate with chalk at school! And that is really true, it was primary school in SW France.

Spring sweethearts

Beautiful and the picture really did enlarge.

 Here's my clematis "Multi Blue".

Plant ID please

Is there a chance the top photo could be this? Campanula Persicfolia. Hard to tell upside down!

MORNING FORKERS

Chicky, your garden sounds like mine! I have a lower wall deer exposed bit and 2 years ago new OH fenced off the upper bit as the deer ate nearly everything except the foxgloves and I was on the point of giving up. The upper bit is such fun now as when I plant something I know it has a chance and some of the roses are recovering.

Garden Gallery 2013

Thanks Bev, I think my head is getting bigger, you're always so nice about my garden! It is a lot of work though, so it's great when people say nice things.

Ratings reviews or views - lawn edgers

I use edging shears too. They are fine on curves. I have long handled ones that you can walk round with and short scissor like ones which I use for edging when I'm kneeling on a kneeler weeding. Then every 3 years or so I go round with a half moon cutter if there are tatty bits.

What did you do in your garden today?

I did nothing in the garden today Rained. Friends came for lunch. Defrosting the little freezer. Already did the big one.

What's the weather like in your area?

Bob is sweet, Birdy. I clicked on the pic and got a good close up.

What's the weather like in your area?

Wet, very. Outdoor tomatoes looking rather unhappy compared with the indoor ones. Too pale, not enough growth.

Garden Gallery 2013

Thank you hollie hock.

Welcome Fred. I wish you luck, I'm sure it will all be lovely. I hope there is some good soil there if the previous owner used to be a keen gardener. Keep us posted.

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Gardens we have visited 2013

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Cleaning greenhouses

Rose pruning and frost

reviews

Why did you all start gardening?

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