Spritzhenry's Outbox

Yes - definitely! I watch them every morning while I have my breakfast. I feed them first! lol.

Well, lots of the stems had rooted where they touched the soil, and made new plants! So it was very easy to dig them up and replant them.

I hope so! :-)

Answer - don't go in the garden! Easy!

Yes - I spotted it in Dottydaisy2's photos! You can find her photo if you click on 'Who else is growing Liriope muscari'

I'd be depressed if I didn't have some colour to look at.

I think so too, Jacque - I found them at a little Nursery and only bought three - then I decided that they'd be perfect with the orange and cream in my blue pot - so Louise helped me and together, we bought all they had left! Juuuuuuuust enough. :-))

Ah, well - they sell nice plants like this in flower - so it's worth going to see what else is there - AFTER Christmas, naturally!

Hallo, Bb!!! Thank you. That's most kind. :-)

I'm sure it'll work, Fluff! Glad you found it useful!

Yes, Alz. We are listed grade 2 - which can be awkward! I can't put hanging baskets up, for example.

LOL. The garden isn't 500 years old! LOL. Our predecessors did most of the hard landscaping. They must have got weary of doing the garden, as it needed a lot of work. when we came.

It used to be a farmhouse - built by a rich Yeoman farmer...a longhouse. Then it was altered to three cottages in the early 17th century, and to two in the early 1900s. You can still see where the three doors were!

No blue plaques!! Famous people? No idea - but one family who lived here had connections to Thomas Hardy. I don't think that 'Queen Elizabeth slept here!'....lol.

So - what's the difference, please, Bamboo? My RHS book is not helpful this time!

I haven't written any labels yet - in case the poor little plants don't survive! We might be asking Jacque to help.....

Different, isn't it!

Don't worry - I do it, as do most people - and this year, I had the best sweet peas I've EVER grown! :-)))))

Nice to have you back, Mark! We are the BEST on GOY!!! I've grown begonias for the very first time - 'Aromantics' and 'Candy Frills'. Now all I have to do is keep them safe until next year! :-))

Goodness! I would never have believed that they were wild flowers - so beautiful! Thanks for showing us. :-))

Oh - I see. I know that one from having it in Kent - all over the shed - so much so that the shed vanished! LOL.

I thought it was called Polygonum baldschuanicum??

It should be very pretty when it has flowers - but I like it anyway! :-))

Oh! It is very similar, isn't it! Pretty. :-))

:-))