Weather watch

by Guest Mon Apr 15, 2013 4:00 am

Beautiful day here today ... sunnyish reasonable temperature and a lovely breeze.
Has summer arrived I'm thinking.
Forecast for tomorrow is pissing it down but ... I think that biting cold has gone now.

by **Cheyanne** Mon Apr 15, 2013 6:25 am

Been lovely here too and I have had the back door open for most of the day.

by **Ali** Mon Apr 15, 2013 6:27 am

Lucky you, grey and miserable with rain here.

by **Ravy** Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:25 am

I have been sitting in a Biergarten today.
19°c and not a cloud in sight.
Tomorrow should be even warmer.
It could get up to 27°c.
Perfect M/bike weather.

by **Dimples** Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:27 am

It was wet and windy this morning then the sun came out around lunchtime but there has been a very strong southerly wind all day. We went out for a long walk along the river this afternoon and being low-lying, we managed to keep out of the wind. It was a glorious day and I hope we have more to come... but less wind please!

by **Ali** Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:27 am

Ravy wrote:I have been sitting in a Biergarten today.
19°c and not a cloud in sight.
Tomorrow should be even warmer.
It could get up to 27°c.
Perfect M/bike weather.

Well send some of it my way Ravy, it's no good in Germany, I want it in Wiltshire.

by **Ravy** Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:30 am

You can have it Ali.
More than 20°c is too hot for me and the Sun strains my poor little eyeballs.

by **Ali** Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:32 am

Ravy wrote:You can have it Ali.
More than 20°c is too hot for me and the Sun strains my poor little eyeballs.

You need some big shades then Ravy Laughing

by Guest Tue Apr 16, 2013 7:03 am

.....Lovely day here yesterday so i was able to get out into the garden to cut the lawn...Here's hoping for a decent summer this year so that we can enjoy our gardens more Very Happy

by Guest Tue Apr 16, 2013 7:05 am

philagain wrote:.....Lovely day here yesterday so i was able to get out into the garden to cut the lawn...Here's hoping for a decent summer this year so that we can enjoy our gardens more

I'm thinking it will be a stonking hot one seeing as the last couple have been crap.
A to hot to handle kind of summer.
A temperature breaking one which will do my head in!

by Guest Tue Apr 16, 2013 7:11 am

jackb wrote:
philagain wrote:.....Lovely day here yesterday so i was able to get out into the garden to cut the lawn...Here's hoping for a decent summer this year so that we can enjoy our gardens more
I'm thinking it will be a stonking hot one seeing as the last couple have been crap.
A to hot to handle kind of summer.
A temperature breaking one which will do my head in!

I wouldn't mind a really hot summer this year..Our garden is North facing so it never gets too hot but depends on the time of day..I like having the music on out there and a few beers and then sling something on the barby Very Happy

by **Cheyanne** Wed Apr 17, 2013 7:05 am

Another lovely day here. I even went out in the garden for about an hour earlier and did a bit of pruning.

by Guest Wed Apr 17, 2013 7:08 am

Cheyanne wrote:Another lovely day here. I even went out in the garden for about an hour earlier and did a bit of pruning.

I love our garden which was created from scratch a few years back..When we moved in here it was just a load of broken old 70's crazy paving Very Happy

by **Cheyanne** Wed Apr 17, 2013 7:16 am

philagain wrote:
Cheyanne wrote:Another lovely day here. I even went out in the garden for about an hour earlier and did a bit of pruning.

I love our garden which was created from scratch a few years back..When we moved in here it was just a load of broken old 70's crazy paving

It is a good feeling to get your garden just the way you like it. Smile

We had new fence panels put down either side of ours near the end of the summer last year, so I am now looking forward to not having to worry about conifers and large bushes which were cut down in the process. cheers

by Guest Wed Apr 17, 2013 7:47 am

Cheyanne wrote:
philagain wrote:
Cheyanne wrote:Another lovely day here. I even went out in the garden for about an hour earlier and did a bit of pruning.

I love our garden which was created from scratch a few years back..When we moved in here it was just a load of broken old 70's crazy paving

It is a good feeling to get your garden just the way you like it.

We had new fence panels put down either side of ours near the end of the summer last year, so I am now looking forward to not having to worry about conifers and large bushes which were cut down in the process.

We have one panel that needs replacing...It annoys me that the garden next door is very overgrown and the crap tends to get into our garden.

I can remember going on ebay and getting cuttings sent through the post and it's great that those cutting have now reached full maturity! Smile

by **Cheyanne** Wed Apr 17, 2013 8:01 am

philagain wrote:
Cheyanne wrote:
philagain wrote:

I love our garden which was created from scratch a few years back..When we moved in here it was just a load of broken old 70's crazy paving

It is a good feeling to get your garden just the way you like it.

We had new fence panels put down either side of ours near the end of the summer last year, so I am now looking forward to not having to worry about conifers and large bushes which were cut down in the process.

We have one panel that needs replacing...It annoys me that the garden next door is very overgrown and the crap tends to get into our garden.

I can remember going on ebay and getting cuttings sent through the post and it's great that those cutting have now reached full maturity!

The Ebay cuttings sound good. We have grown two more Hydrangea bushes with cuttings we took from one we already had.
I bought some powder to dip the cuttings in before placing them in water.

I haven't done it for quite a while now, but I used to keep an eye out for anything I like the look of years ago that other people had.............. within reach for a cutting. whistle

lol

by Guest Wed Apr 17, 2013 8:05 am

Cheyanne wrote:
philagain wrote:
Cheyanne wrote:

It is a good feeling to get your garden just the way you like it.

We had new fence panels put down either side of ours near the end of the summer last year, so I am now looking forward to not having to worry about conifers and large bushes which were cut down in the process.

We have one panel that needs replacing...It annoys me that the garden next door is very overgrown and the crap tends to get into our garden.

I can remember going on ebay and getting cuttings sent through the post and it's great that those cutting have now reached full maturity!

The Ebay cuttings sound good. We have grown two more Hydrangea bushes with cuttings we took from one we already had.
I bought some powder to dip the cuttings in before placing them in water.

I haven't done it for quite a while now, but I used to keep an eye out for anything I like the look of years ago that other people had.............. within reach for a cutting. lol

I bought this yankee bush cutting off ebay...It has purple flowers on it in the Spring...It's very beautiful but you have to keep it under control as it wants to take everything else over Laughing

by Guest Wed Apr 17, 2013 8:08 am

http://www.gardens4you.co.uk/index.php?/Ceanothus/Ceanothus-Yankee-Point-1-shrub&gclid=CL_JhvqL0LYCFe3LtAodlXIA-A#.UW29Zn77JTk

...It's a blue/purple

by **Cheyanne** Wed Apr 17, 2013 8:13 am

philagain wrote:http://www.gardens4you.co.uk/index.php?/Ceanothus/Ceanothus-Yankee-Point-1-shrub&gclid=CL_JhvqL0LYCFe3LtAodlXIA-A#.UW29Zn77JTk

...It's a blue/purple

I like the look of that. The Lilac bush we have is a similar colour.

by Guest Wed Apr 17, 2013 8:16 am

Cheyanne wrote:
philagain wrote:http://www.gardens4you.co.uk/index.php?/Ceanothus/Ceanothus-Yankee-Point-1-shrub&gclid=CL_JhvqL0LYCFe3LtAodlXIA-A#.UW29Zn77JTk

...It's a blue/purple

I like the look of that. The Lilac bush we have is a similar colour.

I would recommend it....Just keep it under control though! Smile

by **Cheyanne** Wed Apr 17, 2013 8:18 am

philagain wrote:
Cheyanne wrote:
philagain wrote:http://www.gardens4you.co.uk/index.php?/Ceanothus/Ceanothus-Yankee-Point-1-shrub&gclid=CL_JhvqL0LYCFe3LtAodlXIA-A#.UW29Zn77JTk

...It's a blue/purple

I like the look of that. The Lilac bush we have is a similar colour.

I would recommend it....Just keep it under control though!

I will certainly keep it in mind, thanks Phil thumbsup

by Guest Wed Apr 17, 2013 8:22 am

Cheyanne wrote:
philagain wrote:
Cheyanne wrote:

I like the look of that. The Lilac bush we have is a similar colour.

I would recommend it....Just keep it under control though!

I will certainly keep it in mind, thanks Phil

by **vills** Thu Apr 18, 2013 2:10 am

by **Ali** Thu Apr 18, 2013 2:12 am

You just trying to make us jealous Vils, it's mild here compared to what it has been but that bloody wind is wild.

by **vills** Thu Apr 18, 2013 2:21 am

We'll all get the hot weather Ali, by and by. x

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