(30-05-2023, 10:56 AM)Small chilli Wrote: [ -> ]Congratulations. I’ll raise a glass later.
Congrats to you both I’ll also be having a glass later this evening.
You know, I completely forgot to have a glass with dinner. You guys will have to do the drinking for me.
My cheapie rescued thunbergia from Lidl has decided that life is worth living and started to produce leaves and flowers. Never grown these before.
I've discovered through a bit of goggling that if... and I mean IF we decide to up sticks and move to Sweden, I will be able to take my beloved plants with me, if I get a certificate for them!
(It will cost me an arm and a leg, and probably more than what they're worth in money, but I have a feeling that when I look at what I've got, it will be worth it for sentimental reasons at least)
Finding à slow worm, glow worm and toad in the veg plot. Be afraid, slugs
(31-05-2023, 06:28 PM)SarrissUK Wrote: [ -> ]I've discovered through a bit of goggling that if... and I mean IF we decide to up sticks and move to Sweden, I will be able to take my beloved plants with me, if I get a certificate for them!
(It will cost me an arm and a leg, and probably more than what they're worth in money, but I have a feeling that when I look at what I've got, it will be worth it for sentimental reasons at least)
No idea on certificate costs but, from my occasional visits lately to garden centre, any established plants/shrubs seem to have gone exceedingly expensive here and would also cost an arm and a leg to buy/replace. No idea if that is same in Sweden.
Same here - they talk about food inflation, but plant inflation and compost inflation is just as bad.
Wow!
I’m impressed - and jealous.
Martin I can almost smell that tomato
