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wow, lukus, what a beautiful frosty lace!

managed to get the patio layed over the past couple of weeks with the good weather about, i didnt think id get near it until at least march, so i guess im ahead of myself and can now start thinking about ,"whats next". id still like to put an avary under the boys treehouse but ill have to see...

so i guess i am a guilty one that mentioned it only after waco had said whats in the glass :D :D

Green Wizard your pictures are so lovely. They would make super Christmas cards.

Greenwizard..Lovely picture..

You have a large collection of snowdrops Palustris, they are lovely. I have a small collection and I've just bought another small pot of them and planted them out today, they are increasing in size every year which is great. I just grow them in one section of the garden though as they seem to...

Hi strongylodon, sorry to say no i dont have anymore flowers, its the only one, i have taken loads of cutting last year,which may be slowing things down for her(if you would like one pm me your address and its in the post ASAP) they seem to be growing well and expect them to flower in a couple...

Looks like Bibergia Windii with those wide leaves which is more spectacular than Nutans. Post again Windy when in full flower.

Here's a lovely one from South Africa ...Gloriosa superba(photo courtesy of PlantzAfrica)

Lovely photo's. A lot of hard work been done there over the ways. You must be very pleased with it all. Bye Grandchild4

Do hope you're feeling better WOO Sincere best wishes for Xmas and good health in the coming year

Very festive LoL, I knew you couldn't put pics up (even at night) without getting the Jacaranda in. :rolleyes: One day we will be able to grow them here and I won't be soooo jealous. :D

I know I haven't told this story, but that's who our little boy is named after! :rolleyes:We went to our friends in Buckingham for dinner one evening and they had this beautiful tiny Persian-like white cat called Cairo and she had just had four white babies and one solid black one. ...

great pics rosehip's my favourite

9 megapixels!! Good grief - and I thought my measley 3.2mp was pretty good. That was about 5 years ago, mind!!

Hi butterfly, the splindle tree is the native Euonymus Europaeus a small deciduos tree common in hedgerows (whats left of them!). It is called the spindle tree due to it being used for loom spindles etc. It is also a tree coveted by robins as it is one of their favourite berries. Most Euonymus...

photos are really great, and good tip/ reminder ,hornbeam was just thinking about how ill take some photos should we get snow , was forgetting about the settings.

Congratulations and cheers :D

Thanks honey bee for those kind comments