Open Gardens?

[veggiechicken]

You'd be very welcome, bramble, - any of you in fact, but don't expect prosecco and bring your secateurs

[Scarlet]

Hmm, I might take you up on that VC! I'm looking for some climbers to ramble through my hedge....maybe honey suckle, I've got one but would like a couple of different ones.

[veggiechicken]

Mine are unnamed - probably wild ones. Have some nice jasmine though - and I still have some piano music with Will's name on it.

[Scarlet]

I am coming...on the way home from my next trip to Swansea, I'll pop in for coffee if you are about!

[veggiechicken]

Look forward to it!!

[rary]

You'd be very welcome, bramble, - any of you in fact, but don't expect prosecco and bring your secateurs

Don't need secateurs I can get all the cuttings I need just by using my thumb nail

[veggiechicken]

.......and I can use the secateurs to manicure your finger nails when you do.

[rary]

.......and I can use the secateurs to manicure your finger nails when you do.

Owch,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[Guest]

Hmm, I might take you up on that VC! I'm looking for some climbers to ramble through my hedge....maybe honey suckle, I've got one but would like a couple of different ones.

grow them from seed - they don't come true so you can get a great range. Just shove berries on some compost and leave out over winter just watch out for birds, although I haven't known them to clear a pot yet.

[Babru]

I love open gardens, and village ones with a lot open are the best. It's wonderful to see the different things people make of their own spaces, large and small. I find it a real inspiration for my own garden. And the best thing is that so many people clearly really love their garden and spend a lot of time in it.

And village garden teas are a bonus!