Just saw this on the BBC News site - very nice, and well done Mr & Mrs Moran:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-14421650
Tropical Yorkshire
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That's what I'm talking about! It's not all flat caps and whippets up here! We have tropical paradise as well!!!
I may pay a visit as it's very close to me.
I may pay a visit as it's very close to me.
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The garden looked very nice on gardeners world last night. I.ll be there when it opens at 10tomorrow.
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Yorkshire Kris wrote:That's what I'm talking about! It's not all flat caps and whippets up here!
didnt see him off down the pub with tonto tho did we
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she gets top marks from me......., proof you can do great things with some imagination
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I went to the open day and had a really good time. The garden IS small but crammed fully of interesting plants. I managed to take a few snaps
The aeoniums were great along with the cream scones!
So much of the garden must have to be brought in for winter, their house must be like a jungle for 6months of the year!
The aeoniums were great along with the cream scones!
So much of the garden must have to be brought in for winter, their house must be like a jungle for 6months of the year!
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I saw this on GW and was VERY impressed!
I was also VERY disappointed in GW that they failed to ask the key questions as to just how they have overwintered all those plants as I've got mates in that area who lost TONNES of plants.
All credit to them though, a superb garden, and not their fault the GW gave the impression that its easy.
I was also VERY disappointed in GW that they failed to ask the key questions as to just how they have overwintered all those plants as I've got mates in that area who lost TONNES of plants.
All credit to them though, a superb garden, and not their fault the GW gave the impression that its easy.
Most wanted list - Any Young Trachycarpus and/or fern.
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Tom2006 wrote:I saw this on GW and was VERY impressed!
I was also VERY disappointed in GW that they failed to ask the key questions as to just how they have overwintered all those plants as I've got mates in that area who lost TONNES of plants.
All credit to them though, a superb garden, and not their fault the GW gave the impression that its easy.
I did see a couple of good sized dead Dicksonia antarctica but one was alive and looking well.