Morning Light: The Fetchland Gardening Wire

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Velociraptor Jul 2023 6:11pm, 30 Jul 2023 64,694 posts	0 Velociraptor Eyes tied in a pretzel from looking at the Airbnb website.
Velociraptor Jul 2023 6:11pm, 30 Jul 2023 64,695 posts	0 Velociraptor Oops, wrong thread. Well, some of them have gardens
Hanneke Jul 2023 6:16pm, 30 Jul 2023 107,651 posts	0 Hanneke Sure
Columba Aug 2023 5:19pm, 2 Aug 2023 22,262 posts	0 Columba Hanneke and Dvorak - yes, my fuchsia has plenty of leafy growth (dies right down in winter but comes back in late spring), just no flowers.
jacdaw Aug 2023 5:51pm, 2 Aug 2023 3,988 posts	0 jacdaw My almost killed Buddleia has recovered. It may even flower soon.
Curly45 Aug 2023 8:48pm, 2 Aug 2023 4,506 posts	0 Curly45 I didn't know you can kill budelias they are absolutely rampant in every crevice round here. We've got a white flowering one which I've never seen before. I saw a passion flower the other day. We had one in Surrey but I didn't think it would grow here as it needs warmth and sunshine. Might see if we have a sunny spot for one as I love the flowers and animals like the fruits.
jacdaw Aug 2023 8:56pm, 2 Aug 2023 3,994 posts	0 jacdaw We had a really hard late frost after the leaves had appeared. I had to cut it right back to where the surviving buds were showing some sign of life. It is considered an invasive alien, and I believe you're supposed to remove the dead flower heads to stop it seeding everywhere. Just not where I live!
Columba Aug 2023 9:50pm, 3 Aug 2023 22,267 posts	0 Columba I had a white buddleia but it died last year. There is a self-seeded purple one in the back garden.
Fizz :-) Aug 2023 1:43pm, 6 Aug 2023 8,130 posts	0 Fizz :-) I bought a Gigantomo tomato plant at the church stall in June. (We call it Guantanamo easier to pronounce!) We harvested our first one today, at exactly 1lb, it’s smaller than it should be! Made a lovely lunch though.
Red Squirrel Aug 2023 1:53pm, 6 Aug 2023 22,994 posts	0 Red Squirrel What a view Fizz - garden and food!