May 2017
4:52pm, 10 May 2017
15,023 posts
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Wriggling Snake
2 seem ok if a bit bent. Held up by canes...pics to come. They are basking in rare northern sunshine so keaving them to it.
Oiled my decking. That is a fact rather than a euphemism.
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May 2017
4:01pm, 11 May 2017
15,030 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Better than this time last year. Even if more bendy.
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May 2017
7:45pm, 11 May 2017
4,789 posts
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Nightjar
Looks good and strong
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May 2017
9:39pm, 11 May 2017
371 posts
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oi you
I've left mine on their own for a week to go gallivanting in Norfolk. I wonder how they're doing.
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May 2017
8:27pm, 21 May 2017
2,193 posts
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Fizz :-)
I've planted my first batch out in the garden. Top tip from the RHS - like tomatoes, plant them deeper in the ground than they were in the pot, and they'll grow extra roots from the buried stem.
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May 2017
9:11pm, 21 May 2017
26,103 posts
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alpenrose
I might pot mine on this week and harden them off.
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May 2017
9:23pm, 21 May 2017
29,202 posts
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McGoohan
This is a pic I meant to post.
They've had almost 2 weeks more growth on this.
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May 2017
8:26pm, 26 May 2017
26,204 posts
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alpenrose
I didn't go down the garden yesterday and saw a comment from Fleecy earlier so thought I'd better check the babies. I fear 2 of them are too far gone.
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May 2017
8:38pm, 26 May 2017
34,989 posts
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Fierce and Fearless Fleecy
I think about 4 of mine survived. Now outside and adjusting. But God knows what will happen when I'm away, hoping for rain! Put lots of slug pellets down..
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May 2017
8:40pm, 26 May 2017
34,990 posts
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Fierce and Fearless Fleecy
I was going to plant them in the front garden where they would have thrived, but the decorator is going to be painting the front windows and there's not much space there so he would have trampled them. So they're in pots on the patio.
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