Spritzhenry's Outbox

I only slapped your wrists, you two..... (lightly)!!! LOL.

Good night - don't forget about the clocks!

Those little squares happen when you delete a photo - is that what happened?

You did buy a lot......but why not, at such good prices! :-)

You said 'a little colour' - I think that's a LOT of colour left! ;-))

Yet another reason for kind Grindle to send me the elusive magazine! No wonder it was sold out. LOL.

I shall watch that programme - thanks Andrew!

Oooh dear! At least with dogs you can keep them in! Glad Raffles is OK. :-)

OK. Thanks, Blue...I enjoyed the tour and the photos of the conifers....not too sure about the suspicious-looking layabouts! LOL.

And me!

I'd be spending all my pay on plants, if I worked in a GC....:-((
You'll be able to tell us about any new plants on the market - please!

Lovely Acers! :-)) (Yes please, if you're sharing them!)

Oh dear - are you two getting all philosophical again?

Donna - what fun this blog was! It made me laugh, anyway. :-))

No - I didn't mean there, Sbg - read the blog, and just before you mention the Chrysanthemum, there's a string, which I assume is a photo that hasn't loaded.

I love it - thanks for showing us the whole thing! Great photos of a great garden. Do you allow visitors?? (hint, hint...)

I've never seen a grey budgie before! Is it unusual, Donna?

That beech tree is beautiful, even if the leaves are a pain to clear up! Lovely leaf markings on those cyclamen.

I think the photo of Harry didn't appear in your blog because it's missing an exclamation mark at the beginning of the string. I'd like to see it, Sbg, please???

It isn't hardy, though, sadly. You could collect the seed for next year!

Oh Bamboo - I do hope not! I planted two in a bed this year!

Why aren't they hardy like other roses?

I love them all - I couldn't choose between them, Marie!

You can buy the seeds easily... They're not all red - I've had lots of colours from the seeds. :-))

It's best at this time of year, Marie. It's a spreader, but not a thug. :-)

Thanks, Marie - I'll try to pot up a piece, if you'd like it??

They're annuals, Marie - and I've grown them two years running from seed, quite easily. So - yes! The only downside is that they don't seed around like the 'ordinary' ones do.