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he can use the cafe kitchen when ever he wants so long as i get to eat some of it. there were loads of harvest bugs about today and had yellow goalie top on the line you can imagine what it looked like
valval0 -
rehab44 wrote:joanlawson wrote:. Today was a perfect day, I only wish that you could have been here to share it with us. [ Quote Rehab]
After the description of that delicious lunch, just let us know next time, and we'll be there in a flash :!:
You cook the beef, and I'll cook the Yorkshire puddings. I'm a kitchen goddess when it comes to Yorkshire pud0 -
rehab44 wrote:tkachev wrote:Toast and marmite for me too!
Tilly I put the caterpillers in the recycling food bin so they could carry on maturing.
I have a very fast -growing plant between the apple and plum tree. It has tiny lilac flowers and oval leaves and looks pretty enough but as its growing so fast Im just going to check it out.
Rehab your day sounded wonderful. Makes all the aches and pains worth it.We have spuds and spring onions dug up for lunch too.Kids just want a McD though...
Elizabeth
I am certain it is a weed too. It is growing next to a load of camomile flowers that have got blown into my border from a pot. Certainly didnt plant them. I am still trying to trace it the mystery plant.
E xNever be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein0 -
Hi Tilly Val and Rehab
Hope you are all well - I am off out to do my watering now - it jst wont rain enough to fill my buts
Love
Toni xx0 -
That was a waste of time! Cant find out what it is is. It has a tall spike of tiny pale pink or pale lilac flowers at the end of a section of leaves. It is quite pretty but is spreading fast. 1-2 foot tall at the moment.
ElizabethNever be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein0 -
Oooh Mine does that at times too Babycham - gets above his station he does - He is not allowed to make desicions :x
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Toni xx0 -
Yes tiny yellow centre. Do you have a name for it so I can double check. Although invasive it its very pretty!
Thanks babycham i wonder if it is the same?
ElizabethNever be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein0 -
Cham - I'm fine today - hope you are too
DD is having a good time on her hols.
Elizabeth - If you like it - you keep it-it is NOt a weed if you like it
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Toni xx0 -
Oh Elizabeth......
Elizabeth......
trust me.....
when have I ever told you a lie.......
the little plant cannot possibly do you any harm......
see how beautiful the petals are.....
how delicate the colour....
and the contrast of the centre.......
keep it keep it kEEP IT!!!
GROW MORE!!!!
Voice getting shrill and high pitched now!!!!!0 -
Hope you are ok too Cham?
YOU trust me don't you? :shock:0 -
yep she's right!!
and little plants growing
harmless ones...0 -
Toni you are winning so far....if I remember rightly the Triffids respond to noise so if I whisper I might survive the garden. If i dont return to the forum.........
ElizabethNever be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein0 -
Elizabeth
they will not harm you....
not one who admires them so much.....
who nurtures them......
and lavishes love and attention on them......
(If you go AWOL - I will send out arescue party )0 -
Thanks Toni. But must catch up on ironing and hoovering etc today as had 48 hours of MTX sickness and am very likely to be AWOL for the rest of the day.
ElizabethNever be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein0 -
tkachev wrote:Thanks Toni. But must catch up on ironing and hoovering etc today as had 48 hours of MTX sickness and am very likely to be AWOL for the rest of the day.
Elizabeth
Oh Elizabeth I do hope you feel better soon
Ignore REhab
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Toni xx0 -
Ahhhh, Triffids.........has anyone read Trouble with Lichen?
I thought it was better than Triffids, with a nice twist at the end.
Not nearly as much of a horror story, though.
I now have a complete plan for the garden at last, allowing for the lumps and bumps we haven't been able to flatten and allowing for the buddleia to stay. My original guesswork wasn't bad, just one heather that needs to be moved. Will be continuing with it tomorrow and can't wait to get out there again.
Annie0 -
We have a hose pipe ban coming in on Friday morning. Filled all the tubs etc. Although it has been raining here over the last couple of days.
Hope the veggies survive, we were doing so well with them.
We had cauli, courgettes and beans all be it the latter are no doing as well as last year.
The red cabbage does not seem to heartening up, do hope they buck their ideas up. Just love home made pickled cabbage.
Good gardening to all.
Lv, Ix0 -
ironic wrote:We have a hose pipe ban coming in on Friday morning. Filled all the tubs etc. Although it has been raining here over the last couple of days.
Hope the veggies survive, we were doing so well with them.
We had cauli, courgettes and beans all be it the latter are no doing as well as last year.
The red cabbage does not seem to heartening up, do hope they buck their ideas up. Just love home made pickled cabbage.
Good gardening to all.
Lv, Ix
Yes Good reminder Ironic. Cant let the veg die now...need it to live on what with all these financial cuts!
ElizabethNever be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein0 -
ironic wrote:We have a hose pipe ban coming in on Friday morning. Filled all the tubs etc. Although it has been raining here over the last couple of days.
Hope the veggies survive, we were doing so well with them.
We had cauli, courgettes and beans all be it the latter are no doing as well as last year.
The red cabbage does not seem to heartening up, do hope they buck their ideas up. Just love home made pickled cabbage.
Good gardening to all.
Lv, Ix
My two water butts are still dry
Think its ok to use wateringcans for your veggie.
Hope they survive
Hi Annie!
Getting sorted now then - yes I did read the trouble with lichen :shock: He was a good writer...
Hi Elizabeth - are you feeling any better today?
Love
Toni xx0 -
frogmorton wrote:ironic wrote:We have a hose pipe ban coming in on Friday morning. Filled all the tubs etc. Although it has been raining here over the last couple of days.
Hope the veggies survive, we were doing so well with them.
We had cauli, courgettes and beans all be it the latter are no doing as well as last year.
The red cabbage does not seem to heartening up, do hope they buck their ideas up. Just love home made pickled cabbage.
Good gardening to all.
Lv, Ix
My two water butts are still dry
Think its ok to use wateringcans for your veggie.
Hope they survive
Hi Annie!
Getting sorted now then - yes I did read the trouble with lichen :shock: He was a good writer...
Hi Elizabeth - are you feeling any better today?
Love
Toni xx
Oh yes. Once the 48 hours have finished Im a different woman!
ElizabethNever be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein0 -
Hello all - just reading back - what's all this about triffids and secret agents????? Garden is s'posed to be a calm, relaxing place and I'm worried that it's starting to resemble more of a horror movie! Have to pop behind the compost to raid some of Babycham's brandy supply (to steady the nerves you understand)!
So, so so hot here today and the grass is looking all dry and parched. Most things surviving though. Looking at the weather forecast we might get some rain in this part of the world on Tuesday so here's hoping.....
OH bought me a chocolate cosmos the other day - been yearning for one of those for ages! Really pretty and smells divinely of chocolate, particularly in the evenings.
Hope you all enjoy your weekend.
Love Tilly x0 -
Hi Elizabeth
so glad you are back to normal now
Tilly!! TILLY!!! get out from behind the composter!! :shock:
I don't need two of you on the Brandy!
Babycham
DD texted me today and asked after you...something about you behaving
Love
Toni xx0 -
Bought a beautiful deep red hydrangea this morning, am going to put it in a big container with some left-over and self-seeded pansies.
I've had a bit of a trying day, so have put a litre bottle of brandy behind the compost heap for later.
Annie0 -
Put some beetroot in today, and re-poted me chilli's and some of me tomatoes, also put some more broad beans and French beans in as well, it is now so hot out there my canes have started to smoulder!.0
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How many empty bottles??? How many???
This compost heap is getting more like the recylcing pile
You grew chillies last year didnt you Mell? Successfully if I remember?
Annie the hydranga sounds gorgeous!!
I am so happy with my garden at the mo (appart from the slopey bit - but I have a plan for next year involving some moving around).
Hope all you gardeners are busy
Love
Toni xx0
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