Quote from: muddy on April 18, 2026, 04:13:02 PMDo you have to bring the geraniums in in winter Mups  ?

Not these ones Muddy, No.   
These are the hardy perennial geraniums (Cranesbill) that go in the ground,  not the houseplant Pelagonium type that can go outside for the summer only.

This is where I got them from:

https://www.farmergracy.co.uk/products/geranium-breeders-mix-bare-roots-uk


I also dug out my tub of Strawberry plants today to repot them,  and good job I did because the tub was full of blessed /Vine Weevals!   Wretched things.
So that means another job tomorrow,  making up all the Weeval nematodes and drenching all my tubs.

Why is it that everytime I come back to the forum I have problems. When I press my let's chat icon I get a blank page which asks me to enter the website name but does not provide the means to do so. A search on Google gets me here but I have to login again. 

Quote from: Scrumpy on April 18, 2026, 04:40:30 PMBy your wife?

' Please Sir... can I have some more?'

😂😂 by my squadron

They're probably scared of all the foxes.

I recall a single mum lived across the way from our house at the time. Lots of uncles seemed to have weekend visits. There was the lawn mowing uncle, the painting uncle, the car fixing uncle and doubtless others. So handy having such a big family with so many skills..

QuoteI thought that was for vampires 

I bet I don't get any of them tonight.... Result..

QuoteThis is why I don't usually read this sort of stuff in the newspapers,  'cos it worries me.

Don't worry sweetheart.. It's been going on for yonks..
Put some crushed garlic outside..
That will keep intruders away.. 😃 

I thought that was for vampires  

As Raven pointed out the Russians do spy out undersea cables and some in the Mediterranean have been damaged but I think the culprits there were commercial vessels dragging their anchors and it was the Chinese who got the blame.

The village pub went up for sale
The Blacksmith wanted it - name of Dale
He went to look around
Including the outside grounds
Called 'The Jockey's ...'. Owner in jail