I used to have a spare key to my car fitted in a magnetic box underneath it but it is now empty as I’ve had to use it!
Nice photo’s by the way.
Fraussie
August 10th, 2012 at 3:24 pm
In Australia, you could buy a little magnetic box to put under the car – I had one of those! I just checked your website. Very useful. I’ll feature it next Wednesday if I may.
Lyn
August 10th, 2012 at 11:17 pm
Your roses are stunning, I wish I could grow rees like that.
Fraussie
August 11th, 2012 at 10:01 am
You have the sun, we have the roses! Though this week is very promising weather-wise.
cbaarch
August 14th, 2012 at 3:36 am
Hi
Bounced to your blog via Mary Kay’s link. Been following for a while looking for places to explore on our visits to Paris.
Couldn’t help commenting about the raspberries. We were given plants a few years ago and had the same sad face the first year. Found out that the stems only produce fruit in the second year; once they have delivered their bounty they dry up and get cut off . The new stems remain to bear fruit in their second year.
cheers
Conrad
Fraussie
August 14th, 2012 at 11:12 am
Hi Conrad and thank you for following my blog. And thank you very much for the explanation about the raspberries. So I shall have to trim the old stems. Maybe in the spring? I had raspberries for years in my first house but it wasn’t me that planted them so I already had masses of them when I moved in.
I used to have a spare key to my car fitted in a magnetic box underneath it but it is now empty as I’ve had to use it!
Nice photo’s by the way.
In Australia, you could buy a little magnetic box to put under the car – I had one of those! I just checked your website. Very useful. I’ll feature it next Wednesday if I may.
Your roses are stunning, I wish I could grow rees like that.
You have the sun, we have the roses! Though this week is very promising weather-wise.
Hi
Bounced to your blog via Mary Kay’s link. Been following for a while looking for places to explore on our visits to Paris.
Couldn’t help commenting about the raspberries. We were given plants a few years ago and had the same sad face the first year. Found out that the stems only produce fruit in the second year; once they have delivered their bounty they dry up and get cut off . The new stems remain to bear fruit in their second year.
cheers
Conrad
Hi Conrad and thank you for following my blog. And thank you very much for the explanation about the raspberries. So I shall have to trim the old stems. Maybe in the spring? I had raspberries for years in my first house but it wasn’t me that planted them so I already had masses of them when I moved in.