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  1. Sheal

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    I think you're right there FC, it's time to take a break from this years gardening. I still have annuals to clear, the tomatoes are almost finished and then I'll put the garden to bed. Almost time to start studying seed catalogues for next year. :)
     
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      Thanks Jack. They're a bit out of focus as it was getting a bit dark.

      And cut some more
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      Then decided to have a bonfire
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        you were busy Shiney. All looks wonderful. All I did was some pruning.
         
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        Thanks, redstar :blue thumb:. I got a bit behind on the mowing as we have been on holiday.

        @JackJJW I open my garden for charity at the end of May and a lot of GC members come along as well. It would be a good time for you to come and meet most of the nutters on here :heehee:. There were about 20 of us this year. :) I put an invite on here around Feb time.
         
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          Photoshop stopped working? :heehee:
           
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            Never bother with Photoshop. What you see is what you get - bins and all! :roflol: I couldn't be bothered to move it out of the way (which would have been quicker than Photoshop :)).
             
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            It was your poorly foot I was thinking of ...

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            I've moved it for you :heehee:
             
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              lovely garden:)
               
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              Thanks, Kristen :dbgrtmb:

              Brilliant job :love30:

              I hope you put it up by the road for the bin men. :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
               
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                I'm afraid its all in bits :)
                 
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                  Mrs Shiney says, "what sort of things?". :)
                   
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                  So, did you put them in the bin? :heehee:
                   
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                  Salvia, Penstemon, Fuchsia (the "hardy" :) ones) and Coleus. Also all the Hydrangeas that I don't have a spare of, as they are still a bit young and I'm aiming to have at least 2 of each type "just in case" - I presume when they are bigger, and the trees / canopy around them has grown up, they'll withstand more cold. The Spring cold winds did the damage this year (and again i think they will recover from that better when they are older). I'm thinking of putting up some debris netting next Spring, as a windbreak, to help until the deciduous hedges are in leaf. Hydrangeas [try to] come into leaf so early in the year they are a danger to themselves ...
                   
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                    took some soil to the tip, then a neighbour brought me a little bay tree round:)
                     
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                      Thanks,
                      That's why they recommend that the old flowers are left on the plant until late Spring. :)

                      By the way, a peculiar thing has happened. When I went into the garden this morning someone had put the bin back into the middle of the lawn! :scratch:
                       
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