[dinahdabble]

This is a great site. I get so board when I can't do anything in the garden because of the weather. I'd be spending all my time scouring the internet for seed bargains (and spending too much money) if I didn't have this web site to read. Thinking about it, it's saved me from the ravages of a compulsive urge to spend money on more plants and seeds, rather than cultivate the things I already have. The urge to buy is a disorder that promises greater plant diversity, but actualy means the market gets to controle the state of the garden. It's the weather, the physical and mental well-being of the gardener, and the requirements of the land that demark the real bounderies of a garden...

And just before she floated away, she rememberd that the rose-seeds sitting soaking on the window ledge for the last 3 days needed putting in soil, so everyone was saved from her mumblings. :lol:

[kindredspirit]

[dinahdabble]

I sympathise, it does, indeed feel like a brick wall sometimes, but one has to be positive in this weather...
Where did you get that naughty little green emoticon from??? I want one!!
I got the rose seeds planted ready for stratifying - you'll be relieved to hear.

[kindredspirit]

[dinahdabble]

GREAT! I got me the little green catapillar face... looks just like the one I caught on the windowsill eating my rosemary seedlings. Thanks for that. ... Which one do you reckon looks most like a slug? We DEFINATELY need a special slug emoticon!

[kindredspirit]

Here's a little baby slug for you.





Here's my own personal one.



As you can see, it reflects my personality.

[dinahdabble]

wonderful!! I love it.