The Good Life (gardening chat)
- baargain
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It's cute smal, I like it.
Yeah, the compost just looks dry, which makes sense if you hadn't added anything for a while. Mine doesn't have a top (it's a giant heap behind the shed under a tree). It might be a bit unbalanced in some way, not had enough squishy veg stuff or something.
Yeah, the compost just looks dry, which makes sense if you hadn't added anything for a while. Mine doesn't have a top (it's a giant heap behind the shed under a tree). It might be a bit unbalanced in some way, not had enough squishy veg stuff or something.
- baargain
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I found a whole worm nest in mine! I had accidentally put half of it in the wheelbarrow, so I had to relocate them all back into the heap.
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I really like that, Smal!
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Thanks! I think it looks nice and I was pleased, I was a bit disappointed S was a bit unimpressed.
- happyhighlandcoo
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I love your little succulent arrangement, smal, looks fab! Men don't know anything about lovely things like that, ignore.
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Oh it looks really lovely Bea. It's a lovely border. That peony is beautiful with the dappled pink colouring.
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That's looking great, Beatrix!
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The roses and peonies are so perfect!
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That looks gorgeous!
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That’s lovely!
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Lovely, Beatrix. Great mix of plants.
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My elder is blooming now but my peonies remain as balls.
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Looking nice though! One of my peonies is well over, another couple in full bloom and another one is like yours, they're really varied!
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Ah, I've assumed the ones I've seen on here had bloomed because you're further south but not so. I did get the idea of stringing them up from seeing the contraption linked to on here.
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I definitely get the impression is more about what variety, two of mine are more or less side by side and when one is forming buds the other is still shooting up out the ground.
- happyhighlandcoo
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Beatrix, your blooms are absolutely gorgeous.
My ceanothus is in full flower. I'm in love with it because my garden is tiny and this is the main thing. It is massive and needs a big hair cut (like the rest of us really!). It is meant to be a tree but you can't see its tiny trunk.
My ceanothus is in full flower. I'm in love with it because my garden is tiny and this is the main thing. It is massive and needs a big hair cut (like the rest of us really!). It is meant to be a tree but you can't see its tiny trunk.
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I love those. The colour is beautiful.
- Pawpads
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Oh you're so lucky. My ceanothus is coming to the end of its bloom for spring.
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Aah, I'll miss it when it fades. I was frustrated how late it seemed to flower compared to others I saw on my walks but it has been well worth the wait.
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There was something in an episode of gardener's world the other week talking about how they all bloom at different times so I think it definitely depends on the type/variety.