State of play in May + bonus Anguis fragilis

All looking good, Stevie. I really like the coral-coloured poppies by your door and you've done good work with those pallets.

Love it all, I could do with a potting bench just like yours, now I have some pallets I might just get one think I shall have a go at that, now where did I put my hammer and nails - right said Fred better get a move on. :O)

Great stuff Stevie. that is certainly a good big slowworm. Next doors cat catches ours - looks so funny walking up the drive with one hanging on each side of his mouth, like a puffin with a fish. Your bi-colour pink is very pretty and so is that poppy. How did you get a dahlia to flower so early?

I just love all those pots Stevie.

All looking great.... :))))

Cheers folks
got a pack of dahlias from wilkos early on and potted them n brought them on in the poly as all the nice weather was coming on so more to come there. Just puttin a few nice things by the door as n when they flower

Hope you remember to leave the door space clear Stevie, lol, its all looking good and you won't see your house soon..

Good to have you back on the site Stevie.
What has happened to Sticki Toffee ?

What a show! It's amazing that they are all in pots, does that include the climbers? They all look terrific and you must work hard to keep them all looking so good.
The pallet table is terrific! We had a lot, but made most of them into compost bins, your table is a much better idea. You have some real treasures hidden away amongst your pots, takes a close study to see them all.

I love your pallet bit too, great for potting up etc and you could store compost underneath, us gardeners never have enough storage places do we?? Great blog Stevie.

Cheers folks
Ll, ah yes I do need to get in n out ; )
DB, just tending to pop by once or twice a month now with no internet (whilst I am enjoying suing BT and my ISP in court : ). Sticky is still around.
HS, yes , a blog or two ago I show making two huge planters out of an old oil tank, the climbers are in one with perennials in tother and used old recycling bins for the small trellis climbers in trays. having the bigger planters certainly has helped with all the plants.
Gm, certainly cool in that area but I like to pot up on a bench (old door) in the small poly at the mo, so good in all weathers. will move outside when it gets proper hot