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Lovely Kazz! I always look forward to your garden pics as everything is always so neat and tidy Your white tulips are beautiful .... for some reason I have never thought of growing white ones but after seeing yours I will put that to right next year Love the raised planter as it would be very useful during backache days You've done very well considering your ups and downs lately and still managed to put on a good show ....well done! |
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Yes the backache days to come were the inspiration behind the planter but now I wonder why I never did it before....every cloud has a sliver linning.... The whit tulips don't know if you can see clearly but they have a yellow almost lime green stipe on them....very very fresh looking....I would reccomend them can't recall the name just look on the packets...waiting to see if my black ones come up.... |
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Great pictures Kazz - and proof as if we needed it that you have actually been working your socks off. I understand your need to get it all ship shape before your op and recoup, but I think you know you did too much a couple of days ago. Love the white tulips - yes, they are early aren't they? My tulips are all in leaf and bud, but nothing showing yet. I do hope they come out as pretty. Some of my daffs are beginning to go over, but some Narcissus are looking lovely atm and my newly planted daffs are not out yet, so I am also looking forward to seeing them in flower. It's exciting, but a bit nerve wracking when you grow a new variety for the first time. Your raised planter looks lovely too. I have seen some nice willow planters that have a planting bag inside and you can fold the whole thing up during the winter - not sure how long they'd last, but I think they look good. I'm thinking about one of those for my herbs. Have I missed photos of your fibreclay pots???? |
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Lovely as always Karen Love the planter so much, really need OH to sort out my raised beds for my veggies but I dont think they'll be happening this year lol! |
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Your garden is always so lovely and so organized! I do like that big planter. Both my daffodils and tulips are over thanks to the recent very warm spell; am looking forward now to the iris which are budding, and the early roses. Thanks for sharing those; brightens the day! |
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You put me to shame.. I am healthy and yet my garden looks like a dump... you have been ill and yet your garden is still beautiful. I am just plain lazy! |
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And gardening is my hobby and not a chore, I do my sisters and my neighbours I enjoy it therefore do it. |
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