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Love it , what is the red plant please
On photo - Heading towards the pergola
Oh, ignore the first comment, I thought you were a different Mw, my poor brain, thought I was going mad. :-)
On blog - Preparing your garden for the wi...
Ok I've looked at your web site and found it very helpful and straight forward thanks, but I'm still drooling over Winsford walled garden so it's hard to get my words out :-)
On blog - Preparing your garden for the wi...
I'm so lazy I clicked on it in the vain hope it was a link! looks like I'll have to do it manually, I'll be back later to comment:-) Why is everyone changing just when I get used to them?
On blog - Preparing your garden for the wi...
Lovely, ours have stopped coming think they must be asleep miss our nightly visits
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On photo - Welcome Nocturnal Visitor
That is a stunning web site, MW, I enjoyed looking through it.
On blog - Preparing your garden for the wi...
Thanks for the reminders :o)
On blog - Preparing your garden for the wi...
Good clear info Muddywellies... why not copy and paste into your blog here?
On blog - Preparing your garden for the wi...
Thanks muddy wellies will have a look
On blog - Preparing your garden for the wi...
Lots of good blogs on that website :o)
On photo - Walled Gardens are not what they...
Stunning flower...
your website is top of my bookmarks toolbar for easy access..Lol.
On photo - Stunning colour for September
Wow! I always thought it would be nice to have a fully enclosed garden, I realise now that I have been under a misapprehension, that could explain why, since erecting a new piece of fence, my patio cherry tree in its container is always getting blown over. The wind is now glancing off of the fence and the shed and turning back on itself creating a vortex effect. I can rectify this now, thanks Muddywellies. Brilliantly interesting blog on your website.
On photo - Walled Gardens are not what they...
This looks lovely, so colourful :-)
On photo - My Pergola Border in 2009
Yes - apologies to the original. I didn't even know the name had been taken, as I managed to register first time with this name. However, Muddywellies is a much more knowledgeable gardener than me - so I don't think there will be too much confusion.
On photo - Stunning colour for September
TWO Muddywellies? How confusing! :o)
On photo - Stunning colour for September
Love the blues with the orange, stunning combination!
On photo - My Pergola Border in 2009
What a beauty!
On photo - Stunning colour for September
beautiful colour
On photo - Aconitum in September bloom
Gorgeous - look forward to hearing the name too.
On photo - Stunning colour for September
Lovely scene...:>)
On photo - Fuschia baskets and hostas (part)
A cosy little spot...:>)
On photo - Hedgehog in the bamboo grove at ...
A lovely favourite of mine, Muddyw...:>)
On photo - Dahlia
A wonderful flowery display..:>)
On photo - Muddywellies' Boogie House
Stunning area Muddyw...:All my fav colours...>)
On photo - My Pergola Border in 2009
Beautiful Mw....do you have a variety name?
On photo - Stunning colour for September
Wow, there is a lots there to keep you busy pruning / controlling.. Looks great...
On photo - Rockery 2006
thank you!!
On photo - Huck and hostas
MMMMMMMM.....it looks like silk!
On photo - Hibiscus at Winsford
LOL! lovely! I have a curcurbit of some description climbing my Japanese Larch! great looking vine... I also have a Concord grapevine doing the same as your cuc's! Close Cucumber Television...good one TT!!
On photo - Oh! Cucumber!
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just the effect I am trying to achieve.
On photo - My garden in July, 2008.