Any signs of spring?
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From the garden today :
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Sparkle
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@Blaze aaah beautiful cos it says dark days are on the way out and looking forward to a glass of wine in the garden which we managed on Monday - it was a beautiful warm sunny day. Yesterday & today misty & cold. Just noticed that my Pilgrim climbing rose has got quite a few buds! If what happens last year ie -15 for a couple of days in March comes around again this year then the buds will be gone as was two of my old and very large choisyas last year 
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Blaze
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@Sparkle You live in the department next to ours but we don't get anything like the extremes you do (thank goodness 
) We do however get a lot of wind and when it comes from the north-east, it's relentless. It's very sad when plants are nipped in the bud by a frost 
) We do however get a lot of wind and when it comes from the north-east, it's relentless. It's very sad when plants are nipped in the bud by a frost -
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Walking back to my car from football at Carrow Road last night a hedgehog trundled across the footpath just in front of me.
Nous sommes nos choix.
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Sparkle
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Blaze wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 5:08 pm @Sparkle You live in the department next to ours but we don't get anything like the extremes you do (thank goodness
Unfortunately our little village is high up situated in the midst of open fields - we call our place windy corner! The wind rips through and anything not secured is a gonner! For the last two years during summer we've had gale force winds that have taken the virginia creeper totally off the wall which is such a shame as it covers a blank wall from ground to roof - three storeys. We cut it back on both occasions and it grows back up but we now keep it at a level where the loppers and a ladder can keep it at that level
Before & after
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exile
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Sign of spring - well the ground has thawed enough for me to lift the last of the carrots and parsnips. Not sure if that counts though.
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