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  • JR
    • May 2015
    • 18273

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    Garden this morning

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    Although we had a good rain last night around 4 ish which cooled things, it's going to be another hot one.
    John
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    #2
    Beautiful John, a real oasis - there's obviously a lot of work gone into that.

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    • Wouter
      • Apr 2018
      • 742

      #3
      Looking good, even we these temps...My broad bean plants are suffering, even though I give them water morning and evening...

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      • colin m
        Moderator
        • Dec 2008
        • 8750
        • Colin
        • Stafford, UK

        #4
        All looking splendid John. And no sign of black spot on that rose !
        Is that a Rhino Greenhouse ?

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        • Guest

          #5
          Lovely John.

          I'm not much of a gardener myself but do appreciate a well kept one

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          • Jim R
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            • Apr 2018
            • 15698
            • Jim
            • Shropshire

            #6
            Hi John
            Beautiful. A great deal of love and hard work has gone into that. A haven to sit in quietly with a good book and a cold beer.
            Jim

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            • stillp
              SMF Supporters
              • Nov 2016
              • 8093
              • Pete
              • Rugby

              #7
              Looking very nice John. The thunderstorm flattened my outdoor tomatoes, and I'd left the greenhouse door open, so it's flooded!
              Pete

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              • scottie3158
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                • Apr 2018
                • 14201
                • Paul
                • Holbeach

                #8
                John,
                Looks very nice mate

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                • JR
                  • May 2015
                  • 18273

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Peter Day
                  Beautiful John, a real oasis - there's obviously a lot of work gone into that.
                  Thanks Peter
                  Yes taken 48 years with changes to end up with this

                  ..
                  Originally posted by Wouter
                  Looking good, even we these temps...My broad bean plants are suffering, even though I give them water morning and evening...
                  Wouter cheers.
                  Taken a lot of watering as you know, but still the sweet peas have had a terrible year.
                  .
                  Originally posted by colin m
                  All looking splendid John. And no sign of black spot on that rose !
                  Is that a Rhino Greenhouse ?
                  Hi Colin unfortunately there is a little, yes a Rhino so glad we bought it. Absolutely the best ,it's about 15 years old, just had to replace the auto vent pistons this year. Went on Evil bay, 2 pistons for the price of one vent every where else complete.The mechanisms were perfect.
                  Originally posted by Paintguy
                  Lovely John.

                  I'm not much of a gardener myself but do appreciate a well kept one
                  Arh Andy thank you.

                  Originally posted by Jim R
                  Hi John
                  Beautiful. A great deal of love and hard work has gone into that. A haven to sit in quietly with a good book and a cold beer.
                  Jim
                  Thanks Jim, I like to sit at the top in the shade, we face south so good sun most of the day
                  Originally posted by stillp
                  Looking very nice John. The thunderstorm flattened my outdoor tomatoes, and I'd left the greenhouse door open, so it's flooded!
                  Pete
                  Thanks , didn't hear a thing here. Tom's in the green house not the best this year. We have to leave our greenhouse door open to stop birds flying into it. Two killed this year, unfortunately in leaving the door open Mrs Black Bird goes into the greenhouse and throws any seedling left in trays on the floor all over the place, while searching for grubs. Hope you've not lost anything.
                  Originally posted by scottie3158
                  John,
                  Looks very nice mate
                  Cheers Paul .

                  Thanks gents.
                  John.

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                  • stillp
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                    • Nov 2016
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                    • Pete
                    • Rugby

                    #10
                    Originally posted by John Race


                    Thanks , didn't hear a thing here. Tom's in the green house not the best this year. We have to leave our greenhouse door open to stop birds flying into it. Two killed this year, unfortunately in leaving the door open Mrs Black Bird goes into the greenhouse and throws any seedling left in trays on the floor all over the place, while searching for grubs. Hope you've not lost anything.

                    It's a concrete base, so the flood is not really a problem, just messy. We didn't actually lose anything, but there are a few rooted cuttings of catmint (our cat destroys them in the gardern, so I like to keep some cuttings going) that the neighbours' cat had thrown about. Ours is too lazy to jump up on the staging, but we've seen next door's cat in there a few times.
                    We used to have one of those magnetic mesh curtains to keep the blackbirds (and cats) out, but haven't bothered this year.
                    Pete

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                    • Wouter
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 742

                      #11
                      Originally posted by John Race

                      Wouter cheers.
                      Taken a lot of watering as you know, but still the sweet peas have had a terrible year.


                      Thanks gents.
                      John.
                      Those did quite alright luckily in my yard...only setback was that the jackdaws were quite cocky and easily ate half of them before I could harvast...Perks of nature ey LOL

                      Cheers

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                      • Si Benson
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 3572

                        #12
                        Looking lovely John, lots of colour:smiling4: I spent Saturday morning dead heading geraniums and pottering about in the garden , you can’t beat it:thumb2:

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                        • colin m
                          Moderator
                          • Dec 2008
                          • 8750
                          • Colin
                          • Stafford, UK

                          #13
                          Originally posted by John Race
                          a little
                          A little Black Spot, I could show a few pictures that would curl your toes. Although, I have read glossy leaves are a bit more resistant.
                          Originally posted by John Race
                          yes a Rhino
                          We bought one about 6 years ago. As you know, a touch on the pricey side, but very good. Those one piece glass panes for the sides were a new on me.

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                          • stillp
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                            • Nov 2016
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                            • Pete
                            • Rugby

                            #14
                            Originally posted by John Race


                            Hi Colin unfortunately there is a little, yes a Rhino so glad we bought it. Absolutely the best ,it's about 15 years old, just had to replace the auto vent pistons this year. Went on Evil bay, 2 pistons for the price of one vent every where else complete.The mechanisms were perfect.
                            Don't they have a 25 year warranty John?
                            Pete

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                            • JR
                              • May 2015
                              • 18273

                              #15
                              Originally posted by stillp
                              Don't they have a 25 year warranty John?
                              Pete
                              Morning Pete, the green house has a warranty, but not the third party items.
                              Just spent the last hr watering baskets , tubs, and green house .
                              John .

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