Raining Cats and Dogs

I have the "Glowing embers" first time growing this year

Truffle peach looks a good variety as well

My baskets still in the greenhouse growing on before they go out into the bigworld , that reminds me I need to start hardening them off

So looking good Marjorie

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Looks like you have picked up some lovely plants there. :-)

Some beauties you have there the peach trailing does well and cascades lovely.

You have chosen very pretty colours for your begonias and the geraniums are lovely too.
Hope there is a gap in the rain clouds soon!

these will look lovely planted up as they are super now.

post a picture when you have please.

you little spendthrift you, looks like you have had a good g.c. visit Marjorie. Some lovely plants there. Happy planting x

Best of luck with braving the elements, the plants are lovely. I had some of the 'Fire' named Begonias (can't remember the proper name now, but Fire or Flame something) for several years, put them in the back of barn as usual to dry in the pots for the winter. This year the pots contain either nothing - eaten by the mice, or delightful vine weevil grubs which have killed them off. Sad as they had made up into huge corms.

Thank you for your comments.
The weather has now improved today so I have been planting up a few of my baskets and pots. We go away in a few weeks on a cruise around the British Isles so my friend has kindly offered to look after them.

Oliveoil it was the garden centre at Laceby that we went to. It has been much improved .Most of the workers have problems so I think it is wonderful that they have been given the opportunity to work there.
Marjorie

oh that is good to hear, I do not get out that way nowadays, but it is pleasing to hear they employ special needs people to do the work, it must be very therapeutic for them. We have had an improvement in the weather after all the wet last week, great to be out again in the garden. :O)