Oh my goodness, Cari! Sorry not to have called by before now. Hope the snow is gone.
Lovely photo, Frank. Thanks for sending it.
It's wet and mild today. I've covered my two succulents in the white sink by the door with the top of a propagator I had, I can open and close the slats on the top. I'll photograph it now.
I found this amazing site today. It's in German but the photos are wonderful in the "Gallerie".
http://www.roselover.de/html/mein_garten.html
Oh to have a garden like that!
My red onions are shooting, they sprouted a week or so after planting. I've dug over the potato patch and surrounding areas and want wood or stones to deliniate the beds - I've found a few pieces and used those so far. The original three strawberry plants have gone mad and are taking ver the garden - will I need to protect them for the winter. If so, it's going to take a large piece of fleece! I've a load of farmyard manure (in sacks) coming on Monday from Palmer Gardens.
My clematis, "Roko Kolla" is still in full flower - its season is through to October but because of the mild weather here I think it will go on through into November. There are still a lot of buds. Some of the roses are still in bloom and the Rosa lutea Banksiae in the tub by the front door has flowers. It's not supposed to flower until the spring. And the patio clematis, "Cezanne", is in full flower again.
Hope you gardens are growing well. I'm watching the gardening channel on TV before going out to pick up a router for the computer through the "Freecycle" site I belong to (a world-wide organisation) where people swap items they would have thrown away or recycled.
Bye
