The future is in propane and propane accessories :D
Mammillaria polythele [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Some pics of the last of the tomatoes.... :) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Still got the Kelly kettle from when I was a woodland gnome :) [ATTACH] When I'd boiled the kettle I used to cook my breakfast on the ashpan...
It was so windy the power went out and the bench ended up in the pond :eek: Bulbine frutescens... [ATTACH] We were given this plant so Tetters...
Ta @Sjoerd :) Is that what it is? :D
Didn't want you laid up and unable to garden @Tetters :D Been doing similar but not so much @Sjoerd :D Cut remaining leaves off tomato plants in...
We've got a deluge load of rain too :eek: Thick plant (pachyphytum) flowers :flower: [ATTACH]
Cheers @Logan :) Looking lovely :like:
@Logan :D Calandrinia grandiflora. This succulent has been keeping the hoverfly community in the polytunnel happy all summer :) [ATTACH]
"I know you're in there I can see the telly"
Tetters is right, not a popular tree on account of the fruit being rock hard until the frost gets them. You can eat them after that as they go...
Cacti are funny like that. You can pot them up and treat them right for years and they won't flower, but cut them in half and leave them in a shed...
I just had a look at that @marlingardener :like: They film a TV series called the repair shop at our museum,...
Lovely :)
I made crab apple and medlar jelly a while back. Daughter # 1 said it was the best thing she'd ever tasted :)
Took these cuttings exactly a month ago :) [ATTACH]
That was a box we bought from, our usual trees didn't have much of a crop this year. But we have planted new apple, plum and cherry trees this...
Tetters has got her hands full :D [ATTACH]
It grieves me to thin them out, but you're right Sjoerd :)
