Wonderful, Andrew. Last year my gifted seedlings were eaten by the marauding molluscs. I love how they pose effortlessly and beautifully just outside in the field behind your garden like nobody's business, right there by the lane where you walk, just to rub it in.😅
Well, quite Franny, as usual you totally get it. I'm being trolled by a purple cow parsley. If I didn't know better, I'd say the one from my garden up and plonked itself down just there.
Oh what, the buggers! It would have fared so much better this year. Isn't it funny how these things do so much better out of our gardens, where they're just part of the regular flora and we don't offer them up to molluscs as a rare and delicious treat?! Well, maybe not funny. But ykwim
I know right, I’ve just always wanted to grow it. This year I’ve just let the love-in-the-mist and bronze fennel take over whilst I sit with my feet up and a cup of tea.
Wonderful, Andrew. Last year my gifted seedlings were eaten by the marauding molluscs. I love how they pose effortlessly and beautifully just outside in the field behind your garden like nobody's business, right there by the lane where you walk, just to rub it in.😅
Well, quite Franny, as usual you totally get it. I'm being trolled by a purple cow parsley. If I didn't know better, I'd say the one from my garden up and plonked itself down just there.
I was actually thinking that very thing.
I love ravenswing, I planted some last year- the year of the slugs! And they ate it all 🙄
Oh what, the buggers! It would have fared so much better this year. Isn't it funny how these things do so much better out of our gardens, where they're just part of the regular flora and we don't offer them up to molluscs as a rare and delicious treat?! Well, maybe not funny. But ykwim
I know right, I’ve just always wanted to grow it. This year I’ve just let the love-in-the-mist and bronze fennel take over whilst I sit with my feet up and a cup of tea.
Now that is my kind of gardening.