In article , Sacha
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Several different Salvias
Casseas
Clematis 'Polish Spirit'
Chrysanthemums
Nerines
Camellia
Dahlias of various kinds
Eupatorium
Hydrangeas
Many types of Fuchsia
Cyclamen coum
Asters
Verbena bonariensis & rigida
Bidens and Nemesia in pots
Roses
Clerodendron fargesii
Hypericum
Amecia zygomeris
Clematis rehederiana
Ragged robin!

I can add:
3 species of hardy geranium
Erodium
Centranthus ruber
Sweet Williams
Pieris

and gold lace polyanthus - but that's not unusual
--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

"Mel" wrote in message
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"middleton.walker" wrote in message
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(I'm bored with them now!). I can't believe that it's nearly Bonfire
Night!
Talking about bonfire night...what school did Guy F. attend?


St Peters, York.

You have that correct

"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 29/10/05 16:37, in article ,
"middleton.walker" wrote:


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"Mel" wrote in message
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What a strange autumn! Unexpectedly flowering in my garden right now
are
clematis Nelly Moser and Fireworks. I still have passiflora, bizzie
lizzie,
tender fuchsia, centaurea montana, cosmos, nicotiana, verbena,
hydrangea,
pernettya and gladioli. My dahlias haven't stopped flowering since mid
July
(I'm bored with them now!). I can't believe that it's nearly Bonfire
Night!

Talking about bonfire night...what school did Guy F. attend?

St Peter's School, York. Why do you ask?
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
(remove the weeds to email me)

Curiosity....went there myself but a couplr of years later...

In article ,
Sacha wrote:
On 29/10/05 16:37, in article ,
"middleton.walker" wrote:

Talking about bonfire night...what school did Guy F. attend?

St Peter's School, York. Why do you ask?

Enquiring about the decline in school standards, perhaps?


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message
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In article ,
Sacha wrote:
On 29/10/05 16:37, in article ,
"middleton.walker" wrote:

Talking about bonfire night...what school did Guy F. attend?

St Peter's School, York. Why do you ask?

Enquiring about the decline in school standards, perhaps?


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

A little of that

On 29/10/05 18:54, in article , "Nick
Maclaren" wrote:

In article ,
Sacha wrote:
On 29/10/05 16:37, in article ,
"middleton.walker" wrote:

Talking about bonfire night...what school did Guy F. attend?

St Peter's School, York. Why do you ask?

Enquiring about the decline in school standards, perhaps?

A lack of fire in the blood, you think?
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
(remove the weeds to email me)

Do you mean Mr. Guido Fawkes?

"middleton.walker" wrote in message
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"Mel" wrote in message
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What a strange autumn! Unexpectedly flowering in my garden right now
are
clematis Nelly Moser and Fireworks. I still have passiflora, bizzie
lizzie,
tender fuchsia, centaurea montana, cosmos, nicotiana, verbena,
hydrangea,
pernettya and gladioli. My dahlias haven't stopped flowering since mid
July
(I'm bored with them now!). I can't believe that it's nearly Bonfire
Night!

Talking about bonfire night...what school did Guy F. attend?

"cineman" wrote in message
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Do you mean Mr. Guido Fawkes?

One name is as good as another when it comes to being hung, drawn and
quartered...believe that is what happened to gentleman

Incidentally, two of the rascals/heros, came from and were executed in my
home town.
Also near near where I live, there is an old peoples home/nursing home which
saw a siege when some of the escapee plotters took shelter at a supporters
house. I am reliably informed it still has the same oak doors.
Oh dear, what a mine of useless information I am

have heard that Guido Fawkes was acting on behalf of some European country,
not trying to free England but to deliver it to a EU power ?
Hence we celebrate not the plot but the fact that parliament survived ?
Conspiracy theory No.1
I think we should be told.
I also think this one will run and run.

Incidentally, How long should bonfire ash be left prior to using on the
garden?

regards
Cineman

"middleton.walker" wrote in message
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"Mel" wrote in message
...
What a strange autumn! Unexpectedly flowering in my garden right now
are
clematis Nelly Moser and Fireworks. I still have passiflora, bizzie
lizzie,
tender fuchsia, centaurea montana, cosmos, nicotiana, verbena,
hydrangea,
pernettya and gladioli. My dahlias haven't stopped flowering since mid
July
(I'm bored with them now!). I can't believe that it's nearly Bonfire
Night!

Talking about bonfire night...what school did Guy F. attend?

On 29/10/05 9:47, in article ,
"Charlie Pridham" wrote:

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Up by the house is still a blaze of colour, Hedychiums, Abutilon's,
Tibouchina's, cassia's, and for me the stars two Fuchsia's, paniculata and
boliviana, both now 8' and looking wonderful, October is a bonus as most of
these have to be protected in winter so by now would have been cut back,
covered or brought in, but this years they have been able to just carry on
flowering.

In pots by the back door, we still have Alyogyne and Ageratum corymbosum
flowering freely and the Rosa bracteata was flowering up to a couple of
weeks ago. I've never seen it do so well as it has this year.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
(remove the weeds to email me)