Hi mates still here.

you have been busy. and a good selection of plants there too.

It all looks very good frank

ooks like the leaning tower of piza there frank! lots growing there

Wow, you've done a lot of work...
great photos...
I hope you'll be able to tackle tasks at a steadier pace now. :o)

Well done Frank. Take it steady !

Gosh - those lilies look gorgeous Frank. Mine finished ages ago, have you had them in your greenhouse all the time? Do you leave them in there all winter? It looks as if you have been very busy, good idea that - the kitchen rolls. Well done. It doesn't matter if the garden is messy, you've done the jobs that matter.

Yeah....little and often is the key Frank......take care xx

Using the toilet roll tubes is a good idea. Maybe I'll copy you

Wondered where you had got to Frank.
You 've certainly have been busy again and coming up with more good ideas :~)))

nice to see you frank, wondered where you were, can see you have been busy, lots going on in your GH, love the lilys, and great idea for standards, you could always cut them off if the leaves bush out to much, enjoyed seeing your babies in the GH, lots for next year :o))

Lovely lilies they should come back next year good idea with the kitchen roll holders and you have been busy and yes when you cant move like before it seems 10 times harder and more tireing.

What a wonderful Arum lily! Mine is on the stream bank - it's the hardiest one, and it came through last winter fine. I was wondering if yours stays in the greenhouse, too!

It all looks so organised in there. :-)))

You have been very busy and seem so organised. Is your greenhouse heated? That Arum looks fantastic. I too wonder whether it lives in there.
I like the way you say the space between the greenhouse and the fence has got smaller!
I am full of admiration for you keeping things so shipshape. All the little plants properly labelled and tidy. My arum looks pathetic next to your's.

Hi all, The lilly was only put in theG/H 3or4 weeks ago. When I bought it the man said keep it protected in the winter, but he was not a gardener, he sold koi.He also told me to keep the roots in water but I think thats wrong for the winter. Its about 5ft tall, some leaves are turning and only the 4 flower stems have grown taller since being in the G/H. The G/H. is not heated yet although there is gas laid on in there. Its surprising how the bubble wrap keeps it warmer without heat. I might heat it for added protection in late winter and early spring when I have seedlings to protect.Idid only show you the tidy part of the G/H.mostly its a mess.But in my defence I am in there every day doing some job or other.
I came across another good buy yesterday £1 for 30 yellow tulips, I had 2 bags. I don't usually put tulips or daffs or any spring flowers in because I seem to want the space before they have finished flowering. My mind has been turning over all day trying to come up with a solution. Then it came to me, what if I planted them in pots, and then buried the pots. Then if they haven't finnished flowering I can lift the whole lot and they can still grow and prepare themselves for next year. Then a better idea struck me, do the same but with planting baskets that you would use for pond planting. I've got loads of them. I seem to have carried on a bit . See you all later Frank

It's all looking good Frank, what an industrious man you are!. Don't worry, with all this work you'll soon get your sylph- like figure back and loose the midriff;-))