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Sorry I can't remember who posted the link to Picasa but thank you very much. What a great application and FREE. Apart from making posting piccies to the Vine so easy its great for organising all the photos in the computer. So come on guys, get Picasa and lets all see what your growing. Have posted a piccy of path round house last summer just to share some flowers with you.
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Springtime
Still sorting photos with Picasa (so greatful for that link) and found some nice sprintime photos of my grden. Since we're not quite there yet thought I would share this one with you. Likely to be May before we get this amount of blossom. Would love to see yours.
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I quite like using photobucket. Here is my greenhouse taken yesterday.
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Black kitty, your tomatoes look great and so advanced, when did you sow them, what variety, and will you leave them in the greenhouse or they going outdoors when the weather is warmer?
And when your back stops aching,
And your hands begin to harden.
You will find yourself a partner,
In the glory of the garden.
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Looking good, very envious, I dream of a greenhouse - the neighbour is putting one up so hopefully he will let me grow in it!Best wishes
Andrewo
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They're a mixture of varieties, green grape, tigerella, gardeners delight, the free ones from GYO and an orange one, which I can't remember. I planted them mid feb on the windowsill and had to plant them out last weekend as they were taking over. I planted one plant in each cell of a twenty four cell tray and then repotted to small pots, about two inch. I left most of my plants in the greenhouse last year and they did well so I'll do that again this year. The GYO plants, you can see one in the hanging basket balanced on a pot, have already started showing flowers. I guess I'd better pot the ones still on the windowsill on soon.Comment
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Look more like Florist's bucket to me BKOriginally posted by blackkitty
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Thanks for the photo Black Kitty (love that name). You're greenhouse looking wonderful. My tomatoes about the same as yours. Will post photos of what happening now as soon as worked out the technology, but getting there. Thanks again, really appreciate you sharing.
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