Roses
Having just started my blog, I would like to thank those people for visiting and secondly thank you for your advice I do appreciate your input.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank our dear friends who have given me various plants from their own gardens (Lorraine & Gollum) to fill the gaps in my garden.
How many of you have squirrels in your garden? Last year I had a baby squirrel come into my garden; he and I became good friends, although there were times I could have done without him, as he would bury his food amongst the flowers, often breaking my plants in the process. His favourite place was getting into one of my hanging baskets - needless to say not much grew in that particular basket. Unfortunately, I have not seen him this year - rather sad as he did make me happy.


I would also like to know when roses are to be pruned, as I have three bushes from last year but just left them.

Please note that all photographs that I post, unless otherwise stated, have been taken by my husband (Mandebvhu - again!) and are from my own garden...
Protea
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Roses can be pruned mid Feb/March. Lots of info at http://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profiles0201/rose_pruning.asp I have 3 mini's in pots, and they are doing well. Feed them regularly and they should be OK. As for annuals dying off, have you been deadheading regularly ? They last much longer if you do. Next week I will replace a few of mine with pansies, which should go on for months and can survive winter.
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Very handy info - hope to start gardening next year. Hope....
You've got quite a lot of colour for this late in the season - you are obviously a very good gardner. Mine'd be brown by now!
And I love your pictures.
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