very nice.

Very nice? It's fantastic. Well done....

Lots of healthy-looking plants :o)

yes joyoustub, it is fantastic! how many different pots do you have there, Milky?

Looks great' lots of watering to keep you busy, the joy of containerd is that you can change the picture daily if you want,

I think I'll have to switch to container gardening, it's easier when you move than digging and potting everything you want to take with you!

Yes, those pots with the wheels underneath for easy steering. :o)

There is an easier way girls.....by the other half a sack barrow for Christmas and ask him to move them he he he

Did you mean the better half Milky

Ha ha ha .....better half?.......wouldnt quite put it that way Funky he he he

very nice keep up the good work plants not sure what they are but they sure look healthy

Thankyou.............

hi again milky well nice garden not sure of my plants but is the purple one a naple i wanted one at the side of my pond ,was gonna put it in a pot but underground not to see the pot ,the garden centre near me said they grow to big but urs looks good nice one milky

This one is about 10 years old and I have repotted it twice , so they are pretty slow growing...........

Wonderful mixture of plants. All nice and healthy.

Thanks Gardengnome...............

Hi Milky, I'm puzzled as to why you grow your shrubs in pots when you could grow them in the ground. Is it because you like to enjoy them closer to eye level? Most of my garden is of plants in pots and containers, but really because it has to be. My garden is little more than just a patio, and there is little actual ground available for me to plant into. I find it is always a bit of a struggle gardening this way. Getting the nutrient level right in a pot is always tricky, as is maintaining ample and even moisture supply. Do you stand your pots on bricks so as to aid drainage beneath them?
With best wishes, JONATHAN H.

Hi Johnathan, my shrubs are mostly in pots, because quite honestly, the borders are not wide enough.......I married Ray, affectinonately known on this site as Sleeping Partner, 6 years ago and moved into the home he has had for 43 years. His paths, that he laid are laid on top of concrete paths that were already there. I have been trying my best, {because he moans about all the pots} to get him to widen the borders for me, but he says that at 66 years old its too much hard work to do......Thats why my plants and some shrubs are in the pots, and I turn a deaf ear to his moans about the pots.... They are stood on bricks to aid the drainage, and it does make a little more work for me, making sure they are all healthy. Believe me Johnathan, If I had the strength to move the path myself, I would do so, but I tried, and I cant even manouver one of the slabs. So hey ho .....Pots it is..............