Come for Tea..

Looking great Waddy I have lots of China

Why not have a go Scotkat?

That's really clever Waddy. I love china! Don't remember if it was me that posted...the cups and saucers aren't ringing bells though. Great idea, I love the 'tea' pouring from the pot! :))

Maybe it was Youngdaisydee that posted, she did post lots of quirky photos last year.

Where's the cake :)

Don't think so...I remember the pictures showing cups and saucers in a garden and when I said 'd like to that, who ever posted it, or commented on it said to go for it. I thought it was you ,but....

The 8th wonder of the world? The Gardens of Babylon were the 2nd.

That looks great,Waddy..I love it..sadly ,I don't own any China anymore..i guess it wouldn't have the same effect with mugs ! :o)

It's good to have something quirky in the garden :o))

Oo...were...now you've said that Waddy, that does ring a bell!

I love it, love things that are different you certainly have got an unusual effect there Waddy, clever you! :O) bit like the mad hatters tea party. :O)

Just love this idea, it looks great Waddy, so be warned might just drop in for a cuppa;0))

Charity shops have old china od carboots?
I can see a trend coming on :0)

Bloomer, Glad you like it. I got all the china from charity shops, so not too expensive. I'm sure funny mugs would look great.

Hywel; I quite agree!

Oliveoil; Funny that's just what a friend said when she saw it lol!

Pansypotter; You're welcome anytime :)

Pamg; Wouldn't that be great?

Thats quite natty, certainly eye-catching, love the way you've created it pouring out a cuppa Waddy but we use mugs as well, we do have china though, stored away in the attic, lol..

Very creative. They look great Waddy

Thanks Lincslass. The 'tea' was the OH's idea. Well he did help in other ways too if I'm honest.

Thanks Scottish. :)

I love it! Is it Yorkshire tea or is there a dormouse in there? I'm packing my suitcase right now, and I'll be there with some toasted teacakes and lemon curd as my contribution to the spread!
Aren't your delphiniums and lupins looking good? All I can hear outside, above the thunder, lightning and splashing of rain is the chomping of giant snails: they've taken everything down to the ground, and although I don't like using slug pellets, if I didn't, there would be nothing left. (Except my giant euphorbia)

You've got your own sculture park now Waddy, do the birds drink from the cups?:-)

Gattina; Of course it's Yorkshire tea, what else would look that strong lol?! The Delphiniums and Lupins were all moved last year, during the mini revamp, but don't seem any the worse for it. Slugs a problem here too. Garlic my dear, that's the trick, they seem to hate the stuff.

Bornagain; Lol, my OH thinks I've lost the plot, but who cares? I have seen Coal tits and Blue tits using the saucers, but I don't think bigger birds would be able to perch on them. We shall wait and see.

I sprayed all my brassicas with neem oil solution the other day - it smells powerfully of something close to garlic, but is supposed to do the trick against those tiny black rascals that make lace out of my sprouts each year "cabbage fleas"? is that what they're called in English? Well, the cauliflowers look OK, so do the broccoli and the sprouts, but the cabbages look very sick indeed, and are covered in insects - I'm sure I can hear them laughing. I hesitate to dole out the same treatment to precious flowering plants. Maybe I'll look up Moongrower's garlic recipe and try that.