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Lovely pic Sandra, but I don't think that sheep will help keep the grass down, pretty as it is:-)

I love houses with steps outside. You see that alot here, and especially in the villages in Fife and in St Andrews. They are so pretty!

Your garden is looking so full of colour Sandra. I see that you have the most important item set up there in your garden....your lounger ...lol ! :-)

Love these :)

Hehe ..great! I had a friend at college who made those gorillas!

Aw i have a wee tear in my eye

Let us know then San!!

Oh I hate that song ;o) Did you have to remind me of it.
I'll be singing it all day now lol :D
Thank you Sandra ... there are no floods here. We haven't had the severe weather that's hit some places. I feel very grateful but sorry for those who've suffered. It's awful. When is it going to end ...

They are great. Think the gorillas might look a tad out of place in Staining :o))

True Sandra, charming :)

This reminds me of homes in Montreal with the iron steps.

They look as if they have done quite well considering the weather Sandra, I use the ring supports they are ricey but I think well woth it, as they are very sturdy and hpe will last for a long time to come! [got mine from Harrods Garden site, resonably pricewd too}

All looking great! pond is lovely :) and love the fairy plaque!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Sandra everything in your garden looks remarkeably well and lovely, your Pond as matured so quickly, and is looking healthy and very pretty!
Hope the weather is better in Blackpool on Sunday, Simon and Clare are doing the Manchester to Blackpool Bike Ride so if the finish is anywhere near you look out for Team Alex! in aid of a young local boy who died of Cancer recently !

Well your garden and pots look pretty in the photos, but I'm sure it's different when you're actually there.
I'm pleased to hear you haven't got any floods.
I've always preffered the spring and autumn myself ... I think I'll continue to do so :o)

:)))))))))))))

Those borders are blooming lovely Sandra and the pond area looks so mature
Love the contrast of that bronze leaf plant (I`ve got one but dont know what it is? do you know what its called) thru the white Astilbe.

Thanks for the tour, it was lovely. I especially liked the pond and the plaque - don't usually go for that sort of thing but this one is really nice. Good luck with the show and I hope your visitors don't get too wet!

Your garden has pretty touches everywhere, it is lovely. I love your fairy plaque and the statue of the lady too.

San we are growing the Daddy, of course!!

There are life sized sheep going fairly cheap near us. Nearly bought one for my folks but didn't think they really wanted one!!! (unlike me cos they tickle my sense of humour!)

I agree, it is too difficult for them, the main thing being the enourmous deposit they are expected to put down :(

They don't look that bad San , they will probably stand up again when they dry out ( if it stops raining )

Lovely pic's Sandra, it's all looking good, green and lush...
you take up there, it looks like we might miss most of it, certainly hope so this weekend, tomorrow I'm doing our local show and Sunday it's mum's birthday and everyone comes back to mine....

All looking great. The only bonus this year I think is that most of us are in the same boat (excuse the pun!). It won't belong before my grass falls over from the weight of it!!

Your garden looks lovely San, the pond area has really come on well, thats one good thing to say about our weather this year our new planting doesn`t struggle to survive, thats me looking on the bright side, lol, I told hubby I`m saving on electric cos I can`t cut the grass as often...

I think everything is looking good Sandra. Can't believe how great the pond area looks already, like it's been there for ages!

lol, my youngest is even smaller, the grandchildren however take after their dad and we look up to both of them...

looking at leaves Sandra thalictrum flavum is more likely - checked in book :)))

Looks ok to me Sandra.