Oh What A Grey Day

I havent been out in my garden for a couple of days because its Pouring Down,
I stood at the door this morning and realised how much the plants are Loving it, they all look Lush :thumb:






Especially the Treefern..



And the Brugs..



The Sunflowers dont seem too bothered either..




The Tumbling toms are going Red...





And my Banana is Loving it..





The Weather was Awfull when I took these Pics :(




Look at that Sky...

 

Good point Daisy. Some must love it, but also some must hate the lack of warmth. My neighbour says that all his buzzy lizzies and Petunias look as though they are over, well before they should be.

It would be interesting to hear what likes it and what hates it.

 

Lovely plants there. I hate ( love) to tell you, but it`s a glorious day here.


Sorry

 

We have the rain to.
It keeps pouring down.
It's so heavy at times it's smashing the plants down.
The ponds are flooding and I'm really fed up.:(

 

YDD

Your plants are looking great and they confirm a belief I've had for years that our gardens generally prefer mixed weather in summer rather than three months of unrelenting sun and drought. Did you hear the news about Australia where vast areas of vineyards are dying from drought? I'll have to buy my red wine from elsewhere in future!

The only detrimental sign of the cool/showery weather in my garden affects my geraniums which are already suffering from mouldy leaves - a lot earlier than I would have expected.

 

wow yd how healthy do they all look:thumb: ps sunny and hot here all day..sorry but i had to share it:D:D tell mr d to get all them jobs finished whilst he is off:thumb:

 

It is persisting down in MK:( and I've given up the idea of doing anything in the garden.
Looks like I have a faintly red looking tomato (yes, 1 tomato) in the green house.

I have slugs the size I have never seen before. All this rain must be helping them grow fat.
I wonder if Tesco's want to start selling slugs in garlic, if so, I can supply them.:D

I think I just want to hibernate or emigrate or summat.....

 

Inter, He's up the ladder as i Type, ive spent the last 3 days watching Plaster Dry, And SHOPPING..
Been to woolie's The Gas BBQs are £12. I bought 2 haha, and ive already got one.. Electric outdoor heaters £15. slug pellets £1.50 and miracle grow slow release feed tablets £1.00 for next year, And A Large Cooler bag for the Beach, Hahahaha £2. And im so happy you have some of this
Honest.......
Hi Flinty, I love it when it pours from the Heavens, and most of our plants love it, LadyofLeasure (LOL) Gets sick of the sun, and is forever watering her plants, if only we could swap for a while, It really is gett'n Desperate here in Geordieland, Cold as well as Wet, tut...Maybe next week ill get to the Beech, Dee.