little-ann

July in the garden!!

that has taken a while but i will try the others now

 the roses and greens are doing OK

July in the garden!!

i so enjoy looking at your pictures i took some myself this morning, but it has taken  ages to be able to  upload them.

anyway the first one has done so i will try to do the rest after this has posted

Friend or foe??

are there more than one type of teasel , mine has spines on the edges of the leaves

Help to find a plant

cotoneaster horizontalis, you must train it and keep it under control but bees love the flowers and birds love the berries its very hardy, doesn't mind being cut back hard and you can grow other climbers through it

Thugs

years ago an old gentleman gave me a pot of alstroemerias because i had admired them in his garden, i split the little tuber things into two lots and planted them in the garden and although they haven't spread i cant get rid of them, every year i dig them up but every year they come back again, they flop all over the place and are a perfect hiding place for snails will pulling them out of the ground as they appear  weaken them

untill they give up 

Tomato leaf problems - help

i have just watched beechgrove garden on iplayer and some of the tomato problems are due to lack of light this year, i dont know if this helps

Isn't a thankyou in order?

hello jo i think you must have been ill reading some of the threads any way nice to 'see' you

Ann

Isn't a thankyou in order?

sorry about that because it said messages from 1 to 23 i assumed they were all listed but hadnt tried to go past the ten,

Isn't a thankyou in order?

click on you name at the top of the page, options are listed, choose your posts two clicks only all my posts are listed not just the last ten

Red dogwood

i always cut mine hard back in early spring so as to enjoy the bare red stems in the winter months

getting rid of ground elder

greenhouse stawberrys

Begonia Aricot shades

rhubarb

sowing veg seed in plastic guttering