@Goldenlily26 - do you not feed them as they die back? In pots it can be more difficult to keep them healthy, because as they grow, they aren't...
Some from that walk [ATTACH] [ATTACH]I think this might have been my favourite though... [ATTACH]
I'm always surprised at how perfect many of the fungi are in your pix @Scroggin - especially those fly agarics! Isn't it funny how so many people...
Another damp start here. O'night low of 9 degrees [ 9 just now at approx. 7.30am] with a predicted high of around 13 again. Just to be overcast,...
I obviously forgot to press Post yesterday. This was still a draft...I like your style @CanadianLori :biggrin: I try and emulate nature as far...
I don't understand that 'dusting' word either! Not sure how you can tell my prowess at housework from that pic @LawnAndOrder :biggrin:PS - I...
A lovely reminder of something very difficult @On the Levels , so any effort on your part would always be worthwhile. xI don't grow a lot of...
Lovely pix @wiseowl. We have lots of them [for obvious reasons!] and I always enjoy meeting them on walks. There's a remote Munro in Glen Fyne...
I agree with the others @Selleri - a new garden of any kind is always a challenge, but it's always great to hear about others' progress with a new...
They certainly are @pete. I assumed the @Goldenlily26 just had a container of them to empty and put elsewhere. Perhaps that's wrong though... I...
Yes - slugs are a nightmare for them. All of mine are potted too @NigelJ. I would struggle to have any compost dry enough for them. I find wood...
Pity about your buddleias @NigelJ . Useful for that wildlife though. Every cloud... Not sure I'll do much today. Had to take some stuff to...
Yes - they'll just grow on. They don't need any particular attention. :smile:
It's vile IMO @pete. The kind of stuff that sticks to the roof of your mouth. Once was enough for me!...And how very dare you - we'd never...
I've not experienced sliminess on any courgettes I've bought. I only buy them now and again, usually for chopping, roasting and adding to soup....
It's generally just the smaller bulbs that squirrerls will get, because they only dig down so far. The 'usual' tulip bulbs should be planted deep...
Really lovely pic @Busy-Lizzie. Good job and well deserved ! :thumbsup:
A very damp, misty start here. O'night low was 9 degrees [9 just now at approx. 7.40 am] and a predicted high of about 12 or 13, so very mild...
There's a globosa growing along with a davidii [ tucked in behind the latter ] in the common ground outside a block of flats not far from me...
I have to lift them here. I've just done a few. It's too wet for them to survive outside. The biggest problem is getting them well enough dried...
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