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Thanks people - no, it has never flowered but has just got increasingly tall and leafy. Part 1 and Part 2 are completely separate plants if that is of any help ? Probably not......lol

Can anybody help ?It is growing in a pot at the moment and is doing really well - the trouble is, I don't know what it is ! Thanks for any help....again !! Rob (Bristol) http://i1238.photobucket.com/albums/ff487/jazzmini591/Garden/IMAG0004.jpg http://i1238.photobucket.com/albums/ff487/jazzmini591/Ga...

Can anybody help ?It is growing in a pot at the moment and is doing really well - the trouble is, I don't know what it is ! Thanks for any help.... Rob (Bristol) http://i1238.photobucket.com/albums/ff487/jazzmini591/Garden/IMAG0002.jpg http://i1238.photobucket.com/albums/ff487/jazzmini591/Garden/IMA...

Hoping to start making some blackberry jam in the next week or two from a huge amount we picked in the Bristol area very recently

Doing very nicely thanks to a very kind AnnPan who sent me some seeds

You can tell where the bugs and butterflies have been though

Found this growing at the side of an existing pot for something else and measures about an inch and a half - can I eat it ?

What a really lovely photo, Circlecross - very natural. What exactly is Naked Gardening Day or am I missing the bleedin' obvious ?

MKG wrote:Also good with a quarter to a half pound of original Blackjacks (don't use the cheap ones as it all goes sludgy).

I've been dying to try Fisherman's Friends, but haven't plucked up the courage yet.

Mike

I had a fisherman's friend once........never been the same since

My current mobile is a Nokia N95 which I guess was pretty good and impressive when it first came out. It would have been quite expensive with all its gadgets, etc had I not bought it through someone I knew who worked for a mobile phone shop and got me a really good deal on everything to do with it. ...

I would love a bigger garden (wouldn't we all...) ( I am very lucky in that my garden is just right for my veggies and has a few flowers and bits of lawn too - except when my other half isn't turning the lawn into a scrapyard (currently have a dead Fiat and a dead Renault as garden ornaments). But ...

thesunflowergal wrote:I am the same there is always something to be done. I dead head other peoples plants especially hanging baskets

LOL - do you tell your friends that you have done it ?

Love those children's names by the way - beautiful !

I find it very difficult to relax when sitting in the garden as I always notice things that need doing - anybody else have this problem ? Yes! :lol: There's always a weed that needs pulling or something needs deadheading. So when I go to sit in the garden I go far away from any cultivated areas so ...

Garden looks great - well done! You are most kind and thank-you kindly ! The lawn is in a bit of a state at the moment (we had major redecoration work to the outside and the builders piled everything from outside onto the lawn and sadly, it has never recovered) and I find it very difficult to relax...

Are these the same as Shield Bugs ? If so, we have loads everywhere at the moment. very pretty and very noisy but do they actually do any harm ? They love our garden for some reason and are mostly found around the shrubs, leaving most of the veg behind. They particularly like the wild honeysuckle.

Durgan wrote:Where do you sleep and eat?

LOL - in the house behind where all the photos were taken