Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
You know what the best thing about Winter is?
Spring bounces back...........
Syd posted:Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:That's what I love, waiting for the bulbs to sprout.............snowdrops please me.....
I love snowdrops and bluebells. In fact, I like most Spring flowers
I have bluebells, I planted some 'true' British ones a couple of years ago, they look slightly different to the imported ones..........
The British ones are better then the (Spanish, I think) ones.
Baz posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
You know what the best thing about Winter is?
Go on ð
Spring is just round the corner - and I love Spring.
Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:That's what I love, waiting for the bulbs to sprout.............snowdrops please me.....
I love snowdrops and bluebells. In fact, I like most Spring flowers
I have bluebells, I planted some 'true' British ones a couple of years ago, they look slightly different to the imported ones..........
The British ones are better then the (Spanish, I think) ones.
I used to pass a bluebell wood on my way to work....I used to love seeing them 
Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:That's what I love, waiting for the bulbs to sprout.............snowdrops please me.....
I love snowdrops and bluebells. In fact, I like most Spring flowers
I have bluebells, I planted some 'true' British ones a couple of years ago, they look slightly different to the imported ones..........
The British ones are better then the (Spanish, I think) ones.
They are I have both, the British ones look more like Fairy's hats and are more delicate and pretty looking...........
Baz posted:Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:That's what I love, waiting for the bulbs to sprout.............snowdrops please me.....
I love snowdrops and bluebells. In fact, I like most Spring flowers
I have bluebells, I planted some 'true' British ones a couple of years ago, they look slightly different to the imported ones..........
The British ones are better then the (Spanish, I think) ones.
I used to pass a bluebell wood on my way to work....I used to love seeing them
They lift my spirits
Love that lady................
Syd posted:Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:That's what I love, waiting for the bulbs to sprout.............snowdrops please me.....
I love snowdrops and bluebells. In fact, I like most Spring flowers
I have bluebells, I planted some 'true' British ones a couple of years ago, they look slightly different to the imported ones..........
The British ones are better then the (Spanish, I think) ones.
They are I have both, the British ones look more like Fairy's hats and are more delicate and pretty looking...........
I can remember someone (maybe on GW or Springwatch) telling us to plant British ones, not the others....but I canât remember why
I thought she was going to say "If I were not in this garden, I would be out mugging street kids"
Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:Yogi19 posted:Syd posted:That's what I love, waiting for the bulbs to sprout.............snowdrops please me.....
I love snowdrops and bluebells. In fact, I like most Spring flowers
I have bluebells, I planted some 'true' British ones a couple of years ago, they look slightly different to the imported ones..........
The British ones are better then the (Spanish, I think) ones.
They are I have both, the British ones look more like Fairy's hats and are more delicate and pretty looking...........
I can remember someone (maybe on GW or Springwatch) telling us to plant British ones, not the others....but I canât remember why
Yes, I heard something like that
Those kids look kidnapped and bored..........
Different generations have a lot to give to each other
Syd posted:Those kids look kidnapped and bored..........
Sheâs a little bit scary
Baz posted:My bulbs wonât stand a chance then
Yogi19 posted:Different generations have a lot to give to each other
They do, teach them young, they rebel a bit, but they still remember when they get over their rebellion...........
Syd posted:Yogi19 posted:Different generations have a lot to give to each other
They do, teach them young, they rebel a bit, but they still remember when they get over their rebellion...........
Exactly
Baz posted:Yogi19 posted:Different generations have a lot to give to each other
Yes...usually with a gap in the middle works best ð
Baz posted:Yogi19 posted:Different generations have a lot to give to each other
Yes...usually with a gap in the middle works best ð
Yes
Pumpkinssss.
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Pumpkinssss.
Which one is Sainty?
The cleaner at work gave us what I think is a poinsettia. We have been (as a team) tending it for months now. It appears to be thriving.
I have never felt the need to grow a pumpkin ....... waste of space if you ask me.......
I think it looks like an obese person's flesh.
Ugly alien looking thing if you ask me..........makes me want to pop it!
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
The cleaner at work gave us what I think is a poinsettia. We have been (as a team) tending it for months now. It appears to be thriving.
Well done. Iâm useless with indoor plants although, my two orchids are surviving in spite of me My peace lily is still alive but not flowering and my Easter cactus is still alive. My indoor hydrangea looks like it needs CPR.
Baz posted:Why , just why
Bliddy men competing for the sake of it...............
Sad boring gits