Spritzhenry's Outbox

That's a lovely one, and I hope you can keep it safe from the 'real' cold.

They still are, too! Good ones...

:-)

I don't normally cut flowers for the house, but as I must half-prune the roses ASAP, I thought I'd rescue these little beauties. :-)

Ooops!!! Glad you found your way here, Bram. :-)

That's lovely news - I'm pleased for you (and the birds!)

I do love filling the pots - they give me so much pleasure, Bram. Good luck with your garden!

You definitely were - my garden is a disaster zone. :-((

Yes, good word. :-)

You could have your photo taken with Father Christmas and real snow - have fun!!! LOL.

Can you imagine what my garden is like after Gonzalo did his worst? Appalling.....:-(((((

I did find 'ROCCO' on line, Bramhallbill, honest! :-) I rather liked the pic of them.

Dd sent me a piece some years ago, Andrew, and mine has spread a little, but not enough for me to call it a 'Triffid'. It obviously likes your garden. ;-(

Look what Bluespruce said, Terrimax - he is a real conifer expert, so there is still hope for your tree.

lol. Try Lapland!

I would - you don't want to lose it if we get a cold winter (hope not!)

How cold does your garden get? Is it sheltered from cold winds? I'd say take it into the greenhouse if you can...they're not very hardy and an east wind would see it off, let alone frosts.

Definitely - I lost one through wind rock. :-(

Woodstock are beautiful - I had them last year and bought more for indoors this year. :-))

I've just seen your Rocco tulips on the internet - they're parrot ones, so they'll be about 35 - 40cm tall. They do look lovely!

I know. I couldn't cope without her. She never minds doing the grotty jobs!