Gardening diaries - friendly discussions (part 2)

@John Jameson fans don't like a female Dr.who.I have big feet.
@alp lovely pics

 

1 to @Logan and 0 to @John Jameson !

Ready for more, John? Only joking ..

 

Thanks @alp....just heard that she has been taken to ICU, very poorly and her vitals are in a bad way.

 

Oh, dear! Are you going to see her?

 

Big feet are ok, makes it harder to burn the dinner, West Midlands, you live a bit too close , i better be nicer.Lol

 

Morning all,cooler today.

 

West Midlands is a large area. I was brought up in Worcester, moved when 28, in Bromsgrove area.

 

Morning all beautiful day here in the North East we are packing a picnic and heading for Holy Island cannot cross until noon though because of the tides

 

Been watering for an hour and tomorrow is said to be a scorcher and according to the accuracy of the weather reports, it could be a day or two out.

I think I will have to put in a complaint for my wild swan .. too wild and none of them is properly formed. When I tried to photograph them last year, I thought it was just the one which was weird in shape, but no...

I think I have to baptise them WONKY SWAN

 

Lovely that you've your rightful share of SUNSHINE! You can have the heat too. That sounds lovely. Last time I did something similar was going across to St. Michael's Mount from Megavissy .. wonderful memories..

Have a lovely day with your family, @zenj !

 

@alp the last one looks ok.

 

Morning everyone
Alp, the later flowers may be better on Wild Swan....give it a chance. However my own have been flowering for some time now and look good. Will post picture later...plus Ruffled Swan.
A hot day in prospect here too.......I reckon it has been a pretty good summer so far

 

I think I'm the odd one out. Anything more than 22+c plus the sun, I will scream ... So hot. This morning, the sun wasn't even out, I watered for an hour and I was sweating.

@Verdun but it has been the 2nd year this weird flowers have been coming out of my wild swan. If I had seen them like these, I wouldn't have bought them. I wish I had bought one at £1.47 at Long Acre recommended by @Mark56 , but by that time, I had already paid for this one for £4.50. I am sure yours don't look like these? Totally deformed, reminded me of the weird pear tree that I bought a decade ago.

@Logan What are yours like?