Dovefromabove

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Joystick?

Posted: Yesterday at 21:03

Aren't they? What lovely looking plants and I can imagine all sorts of uses for them

Good Evening FORKERS

Posted: Yesterday at 21:00

Hello folks

Well done those volunteers I Used to volunteer at a youth club for severely disabled young people - great fun and totally exhausting I don't do it any more - I just got too tired.

Mme Alfred Carriere rose

Posted: Yesterday at 20:46

And don't forget that climbing roses flower much more prolifically when their stems are trained as close to the horizontal as possible - http://paulzimmermanroses.com/gardening/training-roses/training-climbing-roses-on-a-trellis/

That should spur it into action

Thanks Verdun - I meant to say that - more lawns ruined by scalping than almost anything else - apart from anything else, those bare patches of soil are an invitation to weed seeds to make themselves at home

Climbing hydrangea

Posted: Yesterday at 08:58

Wait - they take a while to get going, then they'll be smothered in blooms - probably next year

Broken branch Pieris Forest Flame

Posted: Yesterday at 08:54

Just a light cardi today Verdun - it's going to be warm

Geraniums

Posted: Yesterday at 08:53

Yes, I like it too Verdun - a bit more colour in the garden

MORNING FORKERS

Posted: Yesterday at 08:52

I usually just mention on th spam thread that I've reported it, 'cos otherwise if people don't read this thread first, (and possibly not everybody does) then they know it's been done - then I try to bump everything else up

Geraniums

Posted: Yesterday at 08:49

Do I take it these are bedding geraniums/pelargoniums? It's what they do sometimes - have they had a bit of a shock? Were they hardened off properly or have they been a bit too dry?

It's probably just their reaction to being transplated and a change in their environment - I wouldn't worry about it - take off the red leaves if you don't like them