Lovely pictures but methink not a honey bee - but another gardeners fried, the hover fly. [img]
Sorry to hear that Rich. My inclination would be to negotiate. Take the redundancy - and then negotiate an 8 week temporary contract on full...
I think your right that its a watering problem. Some plants will develop dark red pigment in the leaves when under stress - and the yellowing of...
depends entirely on your soil. There is little nutrient in rain, it is in the soil, some are better than others. Clay is rich in nutrients, loam...
Wiltshire - south west of Oxford.
Hi GG - I have had that happen occasionally on a double fuchsia. If you manually reflex back the sepals, then the flower should continue as it...
I do as Paladin, leave some stems to self seed, and remove the seedheads when they start to turn brown - to store the seed. There's usually plenty...
Glad it went so well - and not surprised you ended touring groups round your lovely garden.Congratulations - and enjoy the rest after your...
No - as I recall they are a different species, and don't taste very nice. Never having tasted either - I can not confirm.
The opium poppy - mmm, as I recall it has one flower per stem, and the flower lasts just a few days. Not sure if it produced additional stems to...
Watched the hight lights of the race only as doing other things, but watched practice yesterday. Nail biting stuff - Ferrarai and Maclaren are...
Oh my - your all better than me <sigh>. I have energy efficient bulbs, a small car and recycle. But you all beat me - will have to revisit.
Found this large moth on my gate - deliberatly left the gate handle in to give a perspective. But which hawkmoth is this?[img]
I thought I was quite good, but sadly over 3 planets.http://footprint.wwf.org.uk
Looks like Nigella ---"Love in the mist" to me. The flowers are blue and feathery.
As addendum to my previous post, and remembering the past discussion on vaccination - which I do not intend to revisit.Those of you with pet...
I always check my dogs feet regularly - just as well, as last night I noticed an area that was obviously irritating him. At first I thought it was...
wonderful pictures, and a wonderful gift from your husband.
So's mine - beigy patterned. Mud when it dries falls off coat, and sucks off carpet wonderfully - especially with a Dyson Animal :D So much...
Well done LOlYes please Pete
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