What's Looking Good In August 2010

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  1. shiney

    shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

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    This afternoon's pickings. :thumb:


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    I've weighed them and bagged them up for selling for our charity. Another £11 in the kitty soon. :yho:
     
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    That's some harvest Shiney, great for the charity.:gnthb:
     
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  3. Kedi-Gato

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    Look absolutely delicious! :gnthb: We just love beans and rhubarb. Rhubarb and apricot jam is just out of this world, mmhhhhh!!
     
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    :) All is safely gathered in.......That's what it's all about Shiney.
     
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    Hi Shiney a great harvest,just love rhubarb crumble and the Runner beans look great:)
     
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    Today my Antirhinums and Dahlia,s and Phlox,and Mrs Woos Hanging Baskets:)

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    just beautiful mr and mrs woo
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    I'm really pleased with this one, it spent all last winter where it is now, outside with just a bit of rain protection.
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    Some great pics!!!

    Well done pete, you've every right to be pleased. I have never had a cactus flower yet!!

    Your obviously doing something right. Those flowers are stunning.:thmb: 02
     
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    Just beautiful, Pete and Woo.
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Thankyou 02 and Penny.:)
     
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    Just love those Snap Dragons, Woo, so sunny and cheerful.

    Pete, a whole dozen flowers on that cactus. :gnthb:

    Lovely seeing these cheerful flowers on this grey day over here, thanks!
     
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    Hi Kedi Thank you for your lovely comments,they are always very much appreciated:) I am going to fill all the garden with them next year,they never let me down ,flowering for months:)
     
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    I think I should perhaps give them (another) go, haven't had any for a long time. Do you sow seeds or buy young plants?
     
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    Agapanthus Enigma, bicoloured flower just opening.
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    Sunsatia(Nemesia) Mango.
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    The ever reliable Stargazer.
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