Spritzhenry's Outbox

I think ours will definitely need more cutting - it usually does down here, anyway. At least it takes the fallen leaves off the lawn as well! :-))

I know - and I'm green with envy! It really is a beauty. :-))

I had to move mine, as it definitely needs sun. It's in better position now, but no flowers. I agree - no sign of yellow leaves! Maybe there's a clue in the Nursery catalogue?

I'm glad to see that it's doing well, Louise! :-))

How big are the flowers??

What a lovely colour!

Ooohhh dear - slapped wrists! Sorry - I should have written 'Thank you so much, Bluespruce'.....but it got a bit shortened! LOL.

Amazing! I am sooooooo impressed with all that you two have achieved! Please keep us posted on progress.

WELL DONE!!! :-))

At our daughter's in Surrey, we saw a Harlequin ladybird....I had to get my husband to catch it and get rid!

No 'proper' ladybirds here at all. :-((

Isn't she a pretty little thing! Your sunflowers brought pleasure to you - and now birds and hamsters! :-))

I think the episodes have come to a temporary halt, now. It's waiting time! Soorrryyy....

No idea, Mark. I decided I didn't want to 'do' it, so I didn't - that was ages ago, though!

Well - they were worth waiting for, weren't they! Beautiful flowers. :-))

Poor you! Get well soon. We never mind answering questions - there's always someone who can find an answer!

Good luck with your CVs.

Not until I know whether my babies are OK, or not! :-) No point in Jacque digging hers up yet, is there?

Thanks, Mark. :-)) Would the tubers/corms be best in dry compost, or in sawdust for the winter? In the shed - or greenhouse?

Well, I suppose it depends on what they mean by 'short-lived'!!! lol.

Did/went. Did/went. Out...???...for how long?? LOL.

Thanks. Any advice from our expert please? (YOU!) lol.

He chewed up the green cow, Np - but this one is still in one piece! Amazing for Henry - he gets through tennis balls and rubber bones really quickly.