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No ride on, just me and my power mower.
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Thankyou it is a great suntrap here.
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It is often said if your going to grow a camellia this is the one , it stands about 12 feet tall, never fails to produce an abundance of flowers.
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Thankyou I should have taken the photo a few days earlier they just got caught by a frost.
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Thankyou I think Spring is sitting on the door step waiting to come in.
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They are indeed Rip Van Winkle, well spotted
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I hope they are right, we had snow yesterday.
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Thankyou Celandine, in one of the gardens I care for the first daffodils opend on christmas day.
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It is very peaceful, and visited by a wide veriety of birdlife.
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Yes it was like that all over. The ivy was the worst to clear it was so dense on the ground.
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Hi Rolfkio and welcome to G.O.Y. I took the photo about a week ago, and yes we are in the UK in Dorset on the south coast.
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Thanks for all your possitive comments. As for the tea, a very important ingedient in a gardeners day.
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Thankyou, I am like a kid when it comes to rock pools. you never know what you might find.
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Wow what a view.
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Great picture
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beautiful picture
On photo - Deer enjoying the snow
It seems to be classified as both strictus and Zebrinus
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Fortunately we don't have rabies in England but it's just a short hop across the channel where there is rabies, up to now our strict controls have kept it at bay.
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Hi Lori it's a Dunnock.
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He's mad enough without catnip
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Hi Lori it is hardy to half hardy, established clump will tolerate tempratures down to -10 degrees c. Grow from seed or division in spring, Best to buy it in the green as it can take 3 or 4 years to bring to flower from seed. There are different verities but Dierama pulcherrimum is the tallest. Needs room for it to show it's self of best.
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No it was in a shed that i was asked to demolish. now i just have to restore it .
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A rare cloudless day.
On photo - Miscanthus sinensis
Thankyou Lori
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A bit of a blurr but i was there
On photo - Last year's luffa crop
Love it
On photo - Aliens...... !!
I am begining to think some people out there have been partaking of a herb i used to grow in the sixties.
On photo - Last year's luffa crop
love it
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She is very obliging.
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And i get paid to look after it, how lucky am I.
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