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Looks wonderful , all that home grown goodness , yes.. I will be round as well ....!

Looks a lovely colour and very clear ,brilliant stuff !

like the colour

lovely photo and nice sunflower

Put the kettle on Chez, we are all coming round for some of your chutney on cheese and toast.

And were we sipping this as we made the chtney?

Very colorful...from your own garden?

Looks lovely colour - is it very alcoholic ? My Dad's was leathal!

wonderful, wonderful picture. I do hope you go on taking pics of things you've grown and are about to gobble up?

What lovely photos of your produce. I've not seen any like this on GOY, but I think veg etc can be just as beautiful as flowering plants.
Thanks for these.
I feel as if I've been wandering through an art gallery when browsing my fave GOY pics!

Very pretty - I have one of these, and did in a previous garden, but it always looks so pathetic, not like this beautiful show. Does it like certain conditions, does anyone know?

Did you know they squeak when you squeeze them gently? My daughter discovered that. What a shame you have to wait till nxt Spring now to have fun doing that. Get any kids you know round for a Squeakathon!

Cool!

A good mixture of whites and greens,Chezs.

oh how often I have longed for a seat to rest when I am gardening.

Wow, what a pretty color.

Love the color!

I've never grown potatoes, is it difficult?

Hi - I've got a lot of this in my garden too, from my stepmum before she passed away a few years ago and I have got loads of it despite cutting away at it each year. My stepmum always called it Canterbury Bells - I'm not sure if this is the correct name for it however. Can be invasive but you can get a wonderful show of blue flowers so is worth the invasion!! I think it's beautiful. :o)

Is this borage? The flowers may only be small but they are stunning and the bees love them.

This is something I've often thought about starting, but haven't - yet. Hmmmm! Thanx!

I've made wine a few times,over the years but not recently (been too busy) I've made elderberry and elderflower but my best and favourite was bramble wine, absolutely georgeous, I might take it up again as it was fun and easy to do and great to drink.
I've got a recipe book tucked away somewhere that I could look up rhubarb for you if you wanted.
Jane

Rhubarb wine, i myself have never made wine but my friend makes the best orange wine, when we to her house we don't take the car,LOL
take the car LOL

It's made with honey and garlic and water which is boiled into a syrup and then strained, and because the garlic is cooked it is not real strong. Of course you have to like garlic, but we all do. The only thing you have to be careful of is not to burn it or the garlic gets bitter.

garlic cough syrup? you will have to tell me how that is made Wohlibuli

Rhubarb wine! Wow, that sounds fascinating. I have never tried making wine. We make a lot of other things including a garlic cough syrup, that helped a lot when the kids were little, very soothing but no drugs. Years ago my hubby made beer, but wine sounds interesting.

I love this type. I got this colour for the first time this year.

Beautiful

nice colour

Lovely colours I really like these.Hel.xxx.