Glorious morning, clear air and just one or two tiny fluffy white
clouds on a blue sky.

Over night low of 0.8C and a moderate ground frost still present in
the shade as I type 0945.

No snow, nothing for it to fall from. B-)

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Cheers
Dave. pam is missing e-mail

In message , Dave
Liquorice writes
Glorious morning, clear air and just one or two tiny fluffy white
clouds on a blue sky.

Over night low of 0.8C and a moderate ground frost still present in
the shade as I type 0945.

No snow, nothing for it to fall from. B-)


Geraniums in
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Anita Evans
North Cumbria
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On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 22:47:13 +0100, Anita Evans wrote:

Geraniums in

Aren't yours hardy? ours stay out... or are you really refering to
Pelargoniums?

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Dave. pam is missing e-mail

In message , Dave
Liquorice writes

Aren't yours hardy? ours stay out... or are you really refering to
Pelargoniums?

Yes, ok ok....

I'm so used to calling the indoor ones geraniums, and I know its wrong.
Old habits die hard (but not the pelargoniums hopefully!)

The best thing about this summer, gardening wise, has been the lack of
growth on our inherited privet hedge. Its only had one proper cut this
year, and will need only a light trim before winter. Bliss.
Quiet here now the swallows have gone.
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Anita Evans
North Cumbria
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On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 12:54:36 +0100, Anita Evans wrote:

The best thing about this summer, gardening wise, has been the lack
of growth on our inherited privet hedge.

Distinct lack of growth up here as well. Broke the mower on about it's
second outing mid July. Have only needed to cut the grass once since
then with the strimmer. In previous summers, pre-mower, I'd strim it
once a fortnight.

Just collected the new crankshaft for the mower from a Horticultral
supplier in Carlisle. He also said that growth had be far less this
year.

Quiet here now the swallows have gone.

Small flocks of LBJs (Little Brown Jobs) fillting about up here, one
such identified as a couple of dozen Goldfinches.

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Dave. pam is missing e-mail