Spritzhenry's Outbox

GROAN!! :-D Thanks.................................xx

Such beautiful photos of beautiful flowers, Doon. Nice to hear that you've still got some to admire, as well! :-))

That's a real shame, Donna. I am sorry. :-((

Looking great, Andrew! I bet you had fun planning it, and sourcing all the shrubs/plants! :-))

Hallo Hanne - welcome from me, as well. :-)

I looked on a site I have as a 'favourite' and Eleagnus doesn't appear on the poisonous list.

However, your children have to learn NOT to eat anything without your permission, as Moongrower says.

So will I, Sbg! :-))

An Acer is the same as a Japanese maple, Frank.

Thanks. I found little plants this time - so it should be easier to pot up.

Really? Can you see the resemblance?

I'd love to know its name, Gee. The 'parent' plant is low-growing, and it's in flower now - in London.

I just KNEW I was asking for trouble making that 'joke'!!

Glad you liked them, though....:-)

Sorry you need a sit-down - have a cuppa as well You'll be fine!

You're welcome! Amazing what you see when you go and look, isn't it.....:-)

'Burnet', Hywel.

Mine did the same, Tt - no sign of any more at the moment - but it normally flowers in February, I seem to remember, after 'Freckles' and 'Lansdown Gem'.

Thanks! And yes, it is. I admired my daughter's Hebe every time we went - and now I've got my own! :-))

I love them as they open, don't you?

Cliffo - we're talking about Terratoonie's dog, who has been very ill.

Aside from that, I've got a lovely Horse Chestnut tree as well, and the village children don't seem to want the conkers any longer. :-((

It would be a shame to lose it, wouldn't it! I managed to over-winter one 2 years ago - but then I lost it. :-((

Well done, Fluff - you DID manage to get some gardening done! :-))