Lorrainenagle's Outbox

Some of my friends have reported infestation of "Dew Worms" which leave mounds all over the lawn. They are nearly impossible to get rid of! Like Fairy Ring...if you have Dew Worms...learn to love Dew Worms.!
Google search "Dew Worms" for lots of info on how to minimize the damage. Hope it is ants as Majeekahead suggests : )

Okay, i havent been on the site for awhile and am confused -"Lorrainenagle Day"????? Seems I missed a day when everyone came to call on my Garden ....oops what a bad host : (

Got it at a bargain shop, now its busy rusting lol!

Gillian if you can believe it this plant grew from a packet of wildfower seeds I got at the store, my poppys too! Just threw them on the ground and waited, was amazed at the results!

ooh, nice photo Oldcharlie!

Is that wine in the bottle? lol! Your sunflower is the perfect winestop!

But just for a moment, cause when I catch my breath were gonna play again, right!
Great Kodak moment lol

Thanks Ajay! Am taking orders for the shovel to be delivered in 2012! lol!

Silver Surfer LoL! Good one TT, USA is still Imperial but Canada switched to metric in the 90's..but just like you Hamish Im too old to think in Metric, I cope by knowing a few markers like 10cm =4inches so I am constantly translating...Your garden looks great, love the gravel idea. Did you put anything under the gravel to keep down weeds?

Yeah!

Chrispook.. lol, snow storms might be bigger but they are rreally not better!

Welcome to GOY Julienne!
Curly it is, no doubt about that, whats the name of the plant please?

Absolutely should enter this pic and boots in the Wellie 2012 Olympics - see Terratoonies Blog lol!

Love the birdhouses : D
Your Mandavilla is looking very happy!

Great greenhouse Islander, is it the same size as the one that blew away, if so that was one powerful wind!

Beautiful!

Hummingbirds are wonderful, what a great photo gardengnome! I have Maltese Cross planted in my garden which they love, must be the red color. Have not been quick enough to catch a photo of them yet tho.

awwwwh is she ever a sweet pup!

Better known as the "Scoop" Shovel it does great work moving snow ...has been used for giving small children a ride if you can imagine it as a rickshaw for the snow. The neighbors had a good laugh when they saw me and I dont think quite believed my explanation ...thinking Ive gone completely bonkers Im sure :D
England has the greenest green I have ever seen, lucky you...we have just been coming out of a drought which lasted around 8 years...sadly a lot of the lakes have lower water levels than anyone remembers seeing in the last 50 years..

The plaited woolly bits tie under the chin and above them are the much needed ear flaps lol, the red berries behind the hat are my bumper crop of crabapples - dried crabapples could be strung together for a garland tho dont you think..

Just to let you all know that in response to Chrispooks entry of a garden path snow clearing team I have posted pics of my favorite snow shovel and accessories! Would like to be an honorary member of the Hungary team please!? Need TT and Chrispook to vet my equipment and let me know if it passes lol!

Wow, gorgeous!

I always keep a bin of leaves next to the compost pile and also some dirt and when I add my scraps (chopped up) I add some leaves and a bit of dirt...dig it in and fork up the pile..too much green without the brown material and you will notice more of a smell..and the flys! .do you have your compost in a sunny site? Perhaps it is too "wet"?

Welcome to Lucy! She is a real cutie!, love the color in her cheeks!

lol, just caught up with your answer today, your "Tat's" look great!

You have some amazing photos GardenGnome, have enjoyed touring your garden!

Beautiful photo!

It goes a deeper burgundy, and produces the red berries.

Wow, that was some wind, and you must have slept thru the storm? Your plants must be very hardy to survive a pummeling from the winter winds!

What fun Lassie, the perfect toy for a tug-o-war!