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Well that proved harder than i thought it would for all you gardeners but i bet it got you all thinking !!! Here's my votes for this month 1 Zeb Bird statue 2 Petal Old bike 3 paladin Whetstone

To be honest Nik I've not seen canariensis, so I dont really know how big it can get, That looks a very interesting nursery, if I get the chance I might pay them a visit some time this summer. Anyway I have sown some of the seed now, but nothings happened yet Yeah the palms always look...

I'm supposed to be typing our self assessment tax forms, but that is so enthralling, I needed a break. 'Er Indoors returning from a comfort break pops a head over my shoulder, sees Petes photo and says "That doesn't look like tax." "So what does it look like?" says I. "Petasites, and if it...

the garden is south facing it all ready paint dark green it is alight green coming through we are in a seaside and have alot of winds but will give your bleach and washing up liquid a go.thanks

Well, this one has a different technique :DAnd Mr Blackbird was not amusedNeither was this little tell tale [ 17. January 2006, 07:44 PM: Message edited by: frogesque ]

The picture is about 5 years or so old, and im 17... Thanks for yet more compliments And yes, Howard is my father...

PeterS, when I win the lottery, that will be my garden :D Welcome back hans,thank for the explanation

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Again, a very difficult month, so many high quality pictures, it was difficult to choose my favourites ....... BUT :-1st Dalbuie - 'Harvest time'Excellent colours.2nd Pete2255 - 'Misty morning'Very spooky looking3rd Nik - 'Clumber Park'A lovely picture, looks so serene.November...

That wil be the subject then 'Weather' .I will start the thread later, get snapping .Nathan.

What a project you've got on your hands! I wish you all the very best with it and thank you for 'inviting' us in!

suedobie:I think yours are Horse Mushooms whereas these are Field Mushrooms but please - don't take my word for it!Also spotted some Shaggy Manes: Coprinus comatus which I believe might be OK although I've never tried them

dalbuie, unwins 'tokyo hot' I've just read the instructions and they are mostly suitable for greenhouse I've got mine outside in a walled garden. I think I've messed up [82 deg today]

Well have a nice time.

Not sure this is the place to begin, but we have been here 10 years this month. The roof is flat so not so precarious. I should add that when we came here 90 percent of the land was head high in brambles etc. All the garden parts you can see,apart from mature trees and buildings, we have done.

Well done Nathan. It was a gorgeous photo that had everything.

Lovely pictures Petal it has been added to my "must visit" list.Fran

Another butterfly, taken on 21st August 05 at Ruby Bay, Elie on the Firth of ForthCommon Blue on Oxford Ragwort.On Hairbell (or Scottish Bluebell)

Hi AquaI am a newbie and have been looking through some posts and found yours. I love your yard. It's so productive! I'm hoping to the same with our back garden as we are renting this place so growing in pots are ideal.I have the same kind of greenhouse you have and my plants get attacked...

Just a thought, but we have had a lot of insects in the photo comps. I know they are difficult to capture and really good when you get it just right but its not easy for those of us that have trouble with close-ups or perhaps live in a flat or city.