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wana be a bigggggggg garden for an elephant. pack of wolves would be cool
On photo - 4 dogs together
awwww
On photo - me and helmet
know what you mean, ive fish, dogs, rabbit, bird, id have a wee zoo if i could lol without the cages mind.
On photo - 4 dogs together
lol i agree with that
On photo - 4 dogs together
aw well done , im sure they were delighted with the prints
On photo - tiger tiger
Beautifull dogs Noseypotter, I used to have 3 myself, 2 were staffies, Fantastic dogs, I miss them, A LOT...
On photo - 4 dogs together
lol lovely photo
On photo - 4 dogs together
What kind of snake is this NoseyPotter?
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Thanks for the advice Nosey - I feel a trip to the DIY coming on........
On photo - a sculpture i did for the misses
brilliant that mate im gona give it a go.
On photo - a sculpture i did for the misses
If you like to grow globe artichoke, noseypotter, try growing Cardoon.. they are cousins... cardoon is dead easy from seed... they will grow to about five feet tall, huge fountain of silver-gray toothed leaves..really architectural.(like an acanthus leaf but better).. almost sculptural...right down your street!
They like really good garden soil...nice loamy stuff and they will become HUGE. The pic is an allium (onion) so as you'd expect they are bulbs... I have a perennial type that grows to all of 10 inches tall, it's reclusive not very showy...can buy the bulbs reasonably...so you can shop a catalogue or go online...to see which ones you like best...Cheers!
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Amazing indeed. And ONLY 12 foot? :-)
On photo - soldier soldier
he looks brilliant
On photo - soldier soldier
Leaves look a bit like Crocosmia??? A possibility???
On question - plant type
Aren't you lucky to have such a lovely Allium! I only have success with one type - 'Purple Sensation', I have tried the bigger ones with NO luck.
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Definitely an allium
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Alium?
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This looks like an Alium, If it is it should have a few strap shaped leaves at its base, probably going slightly yellow by now.
They are bulbs, they dont cost too much in the garden centre.
They also look good once the colour has gone and you are left with just the seed head.
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Think its an allium but don't know the variety.Will probably set seed after the flowers fade.
Nice to meet you, Mike
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well done, bet it was quiet tiring
On photo - us and the mare
Well done and a great charity you choose they will be pleased.
On photo - us and the mare
you must be very proud, well done
On photo - us and the mare
Brilliant , how did the day go Noseypotter , I did think of you and had an eye on the weather ,it wasn,t to bad was it , the rain held of although a very rough wind , did you get lots of people and more to the point lots of money .
Did you make Rosie yourself ,? she,s lovely
On photo - open garden
Well done. What charity did you donate to? I love open gardens; they can be so inspirational. THey motivateme to do well in my own.
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On photo - us and the mare
aye he looks like a big dog, but a softie
On photo - me and helmet