InstantForum.NET v4.1.4Bonsai Garden Forumshttp://forums.bonsaigarden.net/forums@instantasp.co.ukWed, 08 Feb 2012 22:49:21 GMT20http://forums.bonsaigarden.net/Topic2634-12-1.aspxHi again Penny well it never rained so got my ladies garden done and part of my own and even washing dry.</P><P>But rain clouds rolling in now.Tue, 01 Sep 2009 17:21:39 GMTScotkathttp://forums.bonsaigarden.net/Topic2634-12-1.aspxHello :) <br><br>A dry day so far. Could do with some rain. It is clouding over but the wind is blowing the clouds along before they empty themselves. I did some hoeing in the veg garden, went into town for more wool and then bought two more little plants and added them to the alpine bed - "Silene acaulis" and "Delosperma cooperi". I'm watering them uintil they establish, as it says on the label, then they shouldn't need much attention.<br><br>Yes, a hanging basket would be very good, especially for the trailing varieties.<br><br>Tue, 01 Sep 2009 12:05:13 GMTTuppencehttp://forums.bonsaigarden.net/Topic2634-12-1.aspxGood morning Penny very nice enjoyed seeing what you planted .</P><P>Once they get bigger going to look impressive.</P><P>I have a small area with Sedum and Semprevivum in a container and other container had been growing for yrs and last yr crock pot cracked with hard frost and plants got damaged.</P><P>These would look nice in a hanging pot as well maybe.</P><P>Enjoy your day hope its not to wet :)Tue, 01 Sep 2009 07:46:06 GMTScotkathttp://forums.bonsaigarden.net/Topic2634-12-1.aspxI have a piece of dry ground in the back garden which was once partly covered in gravel, which has worked its way into the soil, so I thought I'd try growing sedum and semprevium on it. I added sand and grit and here they are:<br><br>[url]http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/slideshow/574409923OacgfI[/url]<br><br><br><br>Bye,<br>Penny.Mon, 31 Aug 2009 20:06:32 GMTTuppence