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Very soggy here. Setting up for another event the other day, I did grab a photo of a dahlia. Love the flowers against the bronze foliage in the late afternoon grey light. Think it might be David Howard but it definitely isn't dwarf.
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Was going to add this to the previous post. No idea what the climber is and it's gone over more than in previous years. Even so it makes short work of a large oak tree. Above the loos they have a similar sized oak tree into which a large rose climbs, although I've not seen the flowers.
The person who has not made a mistake, has made nothing
Lovely dahlia photo RAS and the climber looks impressive, guessing it's "invisible" when green?
I've had a message from Woolsery, he is currently on the MSE naughty step for wrong think and naughty behaviour, but anticipates a return toward the end of the month. His poly tunnel is still under construction, but with a reduced labour force
A wet morning again, but gave me a photo op of castor oil plant leaf [ricinus] in the rain
I was wondering where he was, and that's what I guessed tbh. Ah Woolsery, I'm only sorry I missed whatever got you on the naughty step this time ha haa!
That castor oil plant looks lovely with the raindrops on it, such pretty veins too
Life doesn't have a remote control, you've got to get off your bum and change it yourself.
I was wondering where he was, and that's what I guessed tbh. Ah Woolsery, I'm only sorry I missed whatever got you on the naughty step this time ha haa!
That castor oil plant looks lovely with the raindrops on it, such pretty veins too
They do make very impressive plants with huge leaves and spiky red seed pods, and ideal for poisoning Russian spies [joke BTW, not intended as an instruction, I don't want to be banished to Naughty Step]
I bought a load more books at the weekend, one’s called “How to Kill Your Husband (And Other Handy Household Hints). I wonder if it mentions your plant…?
Himself is nervous…. (He needn’t be, I need him alive to pay the mortgage ha haa!)
Life doesn't have a remote control, you've got to get off your bum and change it yourself.
It's just wet, dull & awful out, with occasional thunder. I had intended to get a picture of a lovely orangey Bishop's children dahlia grown from seed this year, but maybe not right now.
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The dahlia pic - is the foliage bronze? Looks blue to me, a proper bright blue!
That castor oil plant looks lovely with the raindrops on it, such pretty veins too
They do make very impressive plants with huge leaves and spiky red seed pods, and ideal for poisoning Russian spies [joke BTW, not intended as an instruction, I don't want to be banished to Naughty Step]
Wet and windy in Somerset with the gutters not coping very well. Even the birds are struggling in flight! Autumn is officially here x
I bought a load more books at the weekend, one’s called “How to Kill Your Husband (And Other Handy Household Hints). I wonder if it mentions your plant…?
EDIT: nicked a leaf on the way out today and compared it with several "Bishop's" in the vicinity. Identical in colour.