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On photo - Camellia
Janey, I only know as much as I think I need for the computer and have only had an iPhone for a year. Still don't know, or care, what half the functions on it are for!
On blog - Hello everyone!
I especially like the first & last photos. What lovely plants & what a big beautiful cat. My cat is 19 today. She is always asleep these days but occasionally goes outside to nibble the Nepeta.
On blog - Another group of Hippeastrums
Balcony, I am using an IPad(Apple). Janey , I will ask in the Apple shop in Guildford next time I go.
On blog - Hello everyone!
Yesterday Hywel it took ages to click on photos and look at blogs but today was very quick! I am hoping it is sorted now. Plus I looked at the Gardening Friends site and it seems they are having the same problem as us.
On blog - Rubbish site !
Beautiful!
On photo - Very old Camelia.
Other folks have been complaining about the lack of scent from various shrubs, so the drought seems to affect lots of normally scented things.
On question - For several years I’ve had a lov...
Hi Shirley, I think both really. I've tried two in the past, that weren't happy. Swooping cold winds and bright sun didn't help even though they were in the most sheltered part of the garden.
I shall enjoy yours and everyone's pics on here. 😊
On photo - Camellia
Thanks everyone for such lovely comments. xx🥰
Ff I tried adblocker to no avail too. Also I couldn't see the little crosses either at the top right or bottom left of them. The main issue which I still have is is a huge advert covering the top half of my phone screen. I asked at the phone shop and the young man deleted it quickly, showing me what to do. It still comes up every time I log onto the site but I manage to sort it now.
Could you ask at a phone or computer shop and get some advice? I'm sure they could help.
Thanks Shirley, honestly all this techy stuff gives me anxiety!
Yes we will, beautiful sunny days, but still icy east wind up here..
On blog - Hello everyone!
About 15 years old,bought it in Cornwall. Seems to keep a medium height.
On photo - Pseudowintera colorata.
Thank you Eileen..I normally grow the big,blouse ones,so this will be a difference.
On blog - Domiciliary time!
They look so natural Klahanie.
On photo - Primulas in our "Sunvalley&...
Very pretty camellia.
On photo - Very old Camelia.
pleased all is going well for you Kate. looking forward to more tales of your travels.
On blog - Springing forward, hopefully.
I gave up on GW years ago. Monty just irritated the life out of me and I dont know why really. But themes, well its your garden and if the theme is 'what I like to grow' who is to argue.
Parts of my garden have names so hubby and girls know what I am talking about. Not really a theme like Monty suggests just hot border, shady side border etc and of course atrocity corner where God knows what is really growing there. This week's effort suggests ivy, holly and brambles, though I refound a coral pink paeony in amongst an unpruned dog wood.
On blog - A talking point!!
what a lovely dahlia I hope they give you lots of flowers. I hope the ones I was given grow well for me.
On blog - Domiciliary time!
yet when I did my blog a few days ago it went through as fast as they used too.
I dont understand it either Hywel.
On blog - Rubbish site !
possible dryness, plants use a lot of water when making scents. the dry spring could be the cause. My skimmia are not as fragrant this year either.
On question - For several years I’ve had a lov...
thanks for the lovely comments. we have moments of wishing we weren't understanding parents but hey ho I guess that's what we signed up for when we had them. Glad I have never kept a tally of what we have spent :D
On blog - Not my other garden!
I fully understand you, Hywel! I'm not doing anything more with the blogs, as you say it's s-o-o-o s-l-o-w zzzz
To upload yesterday 4 photos took forever!
On blog - Rubbish site !
I have seen photos of displays like that on Flickr but I could never replicate anything like it!
I spotted a new scape on my 2nd Orchid a day or two ago but it will be several months before it flowers. I don’t mind I'm just happy to keep them alive & hope they will flower again - year after year! :)
On photo - Dendrobium kingianum ‘Frangrant ...
Glad to see you back Kate. Looking forward to see your lovely photos ( and stories) again.
On blog - Springing forward, hopefully.
Been so long since I've been there.Without a doubt it has more of a tropical look these days.
That might be Cyathea brownii. The trunk's thickness and dark color could be it. Not sure since all tree ferns thrive in S.F.
On photo - Caryota gigas (obtusa) - Giant F...
The other Acers are very much behind this one.
On photo - Acer 'Orange Dream'
You are great parents SBG. You did an excellent job. The yard looks private and peaceful. Seems like beside the hard work you also spend a nice time with the young ones..
I found your story interesting and "warm".
On blog - Not my other garden!
Hywel, I find this site slow as well ....especially my pages. Other people pages do not take so long to flip by.My take minute or two to get to.
Sorry about your deeper problem. I agree that it can be really frustrating.
Hope that your garden is waking up nicely.
On blog - Rubbish site !
Thank you Shirley.
On photo - Forsythia flower close-up
Shirley, I like most of the old fashion stuff. :-)
On photo - Forsythia
Thank you Shirley. Hopefully one day it will look like yours.
On photo - Drimys
The last time we visited Exeter there was a large British Home Stores ... so that was a few years ago!
Lovely photos in your blog.
On blog - This week’s adventure
Well done on the ad. removal, Janey. Now that Spring is here we shall all be posting photos and blogs of what we have in flower ... at last!
On blog - Hello everyone!
Rose, neither have I !! It's very pretty.
On photo - Pseudowintera colorata.
Lovely close-up.
On photo - Prunus subhirtella autumnalis Rosea
Very colourful.
On photo - This morning
It all looks lovely and natural ...
On photo - A pretty sight in early March.
Love these Spring flowers.
On photo - Little pots of spring colour.
It looks very healthy.
On photo - Drimys
Love this close up photo.
On photo - Forsythia flower close-up
I love Forsythia, despite a 'tree man' who used to prune the Bay tree next door, telling me it was 'old-fashioned'!
It's a good job we don't all share that view ... :o)
On photo - Forsythia
Karen, I have two Acers in pots, both bought some years ago from a supermarket. As you say, bargain prices!
On photo - Red Sunday #6 Acer ‘Beni Maiko’
Skimmia is a plant I have never grown, not sure why really!
On photo - Front garden #3 Skimmia Perosa
I agree ... :o)
On photo - Front garden #2
Karen, you have certainly planted this up well, it looks so good.
On photo - Front garden
That is way ahead of mine!
On photo - Acer 'Orange Dream'
Karen, I remember your soil conditions all too well!
I bought a small Blueberry shrub this morning, it shall be planted in ericaceous compost in a large pot as I know it would die in our Sussex clay.
On photo - Camellia
It's good to see you back on GoY ... :o))
On blog - Break away..
And this blog took AGES to publish, it just wouldn't work :(
On blog - Rubbish site !
Josie, this was a spur of the moment purchase a few years ago. So pleased with it.
On photo - Drimys lanceolata 'Red Spice...
Chris, I was wondering last year if it would ever grow so I'm very happy to see it thriving.
I've just had five days in hospital, cardiac problems again, I hope you're keeping well ... :o) x
On photo - Prunus tomentosa 'Nanking Ch...
Julia, my Acer must have been sleeping as it's in leaf today!
On photo - Acer 'Orange Dream'