honeybells from below

Ah you got a flower. Now wait for it to turn up and dry off to look like Disney castles.

oh, right, Dorjac, I didn't know that - I'll be keeping a close watch on them - if I remember!!!

It will remind you when it does it Fran.I have been out this morning in the cool overcast weather chipping away at the laurel, mahonia and junipers to keep them in check. Watering, even though it drizzles a bit every so often.

some of the honeybells have flowered andd ropped, I didn't noti e anything, sigh; they're in a corner of the front and I don't go out there much. I'll have to remember to keep an eye on them.

that's the prob, it rains, but not enough to give all the plants a good drink, espcially those in "rain shadow". I'm hoping for a nocturnal downpour to refill the butts at least - otherwise it's out with the hose for the first time