Any Early Birds Feeling Chirpy..

[1ozzy]

If so, twitter away...

[Redhelen72]

We have a pair of buzzards that hunt in the front field, I always see them at 1030 from my office window.
Strangely pasta, I struggle with houseplants but do well with veggies outside

[Barmaid]

We live bang in the middle of three nature reserves too, Miss T. Although I won't say where due to a problematic stalker type numpty.

Pasta, I kill houseplants. I just do. Outside stuff I am great with and cut flowers I can work with. Houseplants just wither and die under my care (or lack thereof). My neighbour is going to give me a spider plant though, since I reckon even I cant kill one of those.

[Redhelen72]

I killed a spider plant BM

[Barmaid]

That's not clever, RH!!!

Apparently, we have to visit a garden centre this week. Grrrrrr.

[rowanwitch]

I am a keen gardener, I even propagate orchids ( easier than you'd expect with the epiphyte ones). First husband bought a huge showy spider plant from a posh garden centre. Took me a few months , with help from a tabby cat who was convinced it was a new bed, but it died. They like humidity, And a lack of cat! If you are really rubbish with plants I recommend mother in laws tongue, there are quite a few varieties nowadays.

[Redhelen72]

Lol I love garden centres and I love buying houseplants I just can’t keep them alive, if the last a year Jim throws them a party!

[MissTerious2]

Oh dear, Barmaid. You've worried me now, I left AB for years because of a stalker.!! Really could have wrecked my marriage.

[pastafreak]

Last I counted, I had about 125 plants...including tiny cuttings being rooted.
When I retired and lockdown became a thing, plants saved me. There were times I felt ridiculous anger that there were people who had gardens to escape to. It felt unfair...so, I had to make my indoor jungle bigger. I periodically offload some to my daughter...so she can test her ability to keep them alive.

[pastafreak]

Oh, and I'm lucky that all my recent cats have shown zero interest in plants.