Photo Competitions

Well done petal, knew it was a winner when i saw it, good luck for this months

I only had one out of three too.. Stinky old things..... :eek:

1st petal's bird 2nd petal's magnolia 3rd paladin's tulip

My 3rd picThe sunshine has encouraged a good show from my 'Foxy' clematis.

Oleander seed emerging from pod today. Interesting but not worthy of the comp

Congratulations, great picture.

1st Palustris - sleeping Greenfich 2nd Roders - Starlings Bathing 3rd Jjordie - Neighbour's CatWell done everyone, I did not get time to enter this month, look forward to next months theme.

Just back from watching the solar clipse in Side, Turkey on the 29th March.Soo...Here's the Sun taking a breakAnd what could be a more atmospheric place to watch from than amongst the ruins in Side?Please respect copyright, I'll be posting more images in the gallery later and if...

Dear Palustris...can only find add reply no full reply lost it...

Well done Paladin -not surprised your lovely Secret Path was the winner. Also Petal and Marley Farley, in fact everybody who posted a pic. all great.Once again thanks Nathan for putting in the spadework (if you'll pardon the pun) and sorting the votes!March Subject looks like another good...

Oh gosh. So difficult with so many photos that all had something to say about "Entrances". It was very hard deciding betweem my first and second choices as each had unique characteristics.1st - Paladin - Secret Path 2nd - Petal - Jessamy Cottage 3rd - Fran - Swiss GardenI enjoyed seeing all...

:D 'Course we can....!!!!! :D :D Don't worry you will never go bonkers alone here...!!!!!!! :D :D :D

What a lovely thing to find- I thought it looked like a wasp's nest, but obviously not in that place. Is it in this country? PS Charlie, my fuschias in the frost-free greenhouse are all budding nicely, and most have survived the Winter. How are yours? Did you get frost on your balcony? [ 23....

:D :D :D :rolleyes: walk by it so often forgot what it was if you know what I mean... So nearly didn't enter.

Hi all, Well robbsy, this was harder than I thought.. Good one...! I looked & looked & thought, oh well... Then I thought of the grandchildrens little garden they made out of our old coal bunker. They painted it out then filled it with their pots & favourite garden things... Even the Holly...

Well done all another good comp

Here's my votes folks. 1st Robbys 1 = Poinsettia, they always reimind me of christmas 2nd Peter 2255 = Columnea, so lovely to have such ciolour around at Christmas 3rd Steve W Bearded Dragon, just mad. Sue

Well thanks for that Steve, glad there are people like yourselfs that do look after the ones that people buy without knowing, or realising what they are taking on.

Why's it called a bearded dragon. Is it a youngster?

I think after xmas prezzies and the snow today/tonight you might get a late flurry so to speak nathan