Oh, dear! Election results can drag on!
@alp, I like the arrangement of the white Cate au Lait Dahlia.
Cafe au Lait is called Wedding flower, but it's more beige than white. It's a good cropper. I have had several flowers on the word go. I started them rather late and I was surrpised that I have only one. Would have thought it was pure sparkling white, like the white in this
I have the feeling that this is heading for the chop.
This little camera is as good as the old PL70.
Dyson's Joy in its exquisite pink and details
Struggling with red - all homogenous and a petal of bluuuur!
Er, failed the test. But good value as it can capture close up, but not red.
A lovely chrysanthemum which I need to plant out. Hope it stays for next year. What a beauty. £2 bargain bin in Chelmsford Longacre! I have had several bargains from them - the other one being a £5 flowering agapanthus Twister!
Glorious weather and the wind gust is about 10. Crikey, if I had my greenhouse done, the glass panes would have smashed like hell.
Floodings in other parts of the country. I hope they will have at least 2 days to recover from the horrific excess of water. Yesterday was the only day I could walk safely on my clay garden. Feel like asking a tree surgeon to dump a lorry load of bark chips onto my lawn. I need to raise my lawn by 4 inches.
Yesterday, I nearly had an accident catching one hen. 5 out of 7 chickens were inside the coop whilst 2 were out. I saw the lame one that I called Leni as it sounds similar to lamey! She ran and ran and I was frustrated as I couldn't imagine I couldn't outrun the poor hen. In the end, my mealworms won the day.
What was to follow was tormenting: This hen never wanted to free range, just like Randy Rooster! The two would stay inside the two coops and Randy Rooster would make noise for food and yet more food! Yesterday, for some reason, this hen actually came out. When I tried to return them to the coop, I nearly fell over trying to prevent this one going next door where I would lose control and where the foxes had been sighted, together with her cubs. Finally, I barricaded the exit and got her inside. What a nightmare! It never wanted to come out and it didn't want to go in. It made a racket when I tried to catch her. The noise was disturbing to those inside the coop as they echoed her din!