Annie— Thanks to you for your nice words. That nice pic of your curtains looks really attractive. The whole scene looks nice, the indoor plants,...
Watered the green manure seedlings. More harvesting in preparation for the coming warm spell.
Oh dear.
Daniel— such lovely flowers. Great pic with the couple of bees in the squash flower. That rose is a show-stopper. What a pro you are. Annie—...
Hover flies really are interesting little things to observe.
So, here’s the thing— a sea of time ago…before I had met my Bride she was already travelling around out in the world. Her travels took her to the...
Great work, Willow. You have been busy, haven’t you. Happy Birthday. Time flies, doesn’t it.
Daniel— great story, mate. I am happy for you and the quilts. I know how hard it is to up and get rid of lovely things. Chapeau for your...
Loggie—I like how this woman takes so much time to care for her pups. There is a lot of attention there. She obviously loves her work with the...
Columbia—I spray aphids with soapy water a few days in a row, but first I mash the colonies with my thumb. It is rash, but I cannot abide them in...
Columbia— that courgette bread was delicious. The other two are just a couple of excesses that had to be consumed. You know how that goes, right—...
Thanks, Columbia. One must be careful in the garden. This imposter caught my eye.
Clay, mate…don’t you just lurve those! Do you have yours planted in a stand, or individually, here and there for accent? BTW, Ilike it that you...
Three bees on the Alliums : [ATTACH] A Hoornaarzweefvlieg: [ATTACH] These monsters look like a type of hornet that we have here. I wonder if...
Just delightful to watch, Loggie. These vids always leave me in a good mood. Thank you ☺️
Pac— cheers. They looked so cute today sitting on the bellpoll. I was standing literally a few centimetres away from them.
Zigs—A delightful harvest to see. The onions look fantastic.
Riley you have some interesting stories. My spare is awkwardly located outside and underneath the boot.
Zigs— don’t wait too long.
Annie— I do plant them in a hole in the bottom of a trench, the collar is just to extend the length of the whiteness.
