Thank you firstly for the i.d. of the plant, it is definitely an Aruncus
Dioicus, or as Kay says, Goatsbeard Spirea. Its very beautiful. I am
going to try to find one this very evening, whilst out buying small bamboo
edging.

Secondly, apologies for my use of my photo album, I dont know what I'm doing
wrong, i'm copying and pasting what I normally do, but its all going
whoopsadaisy, so I'll find a deserted newsgroup and have a faff round with
it.

thanks again.

"Sheila" wrote in message
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Thank you firstly for the i.d. of the plant, it is definitely an Aruncus
Dioicus, or as Kay says, Goatsbeard Spirea. Its very beautiful. I am
going to try to find one this very evening, whilst out buying small bamboo
edging.

Secondly, apologies for my use of my photo album, I dont know what I'm
doing wrong, i'm copying and pasting what I normally do, but its all going
whoopsadaisy, so I'll find a deserted newsgroup and have a faff round with
it.

thanks again.

I think maybe you are posting the picture link as you would in a forum, and
because this is a text only newsgroup its not working, just the straight url
of the picture should work


--
Charlie, Gardening in Cornwall
Holders of National Collections of Clematis viticella
and Lapageria rosea cvs
http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk

"Sheila" wrote in message
news
Thank you firstly for the i.d. of the plant, it is definitely an Aruncus
Dioicus, or as Kay says, Goatsbeard Spirea. Its very beautiful. I am
going to try to find one this very evening, whilst out buying small bamboo
edging.

Secondly, apologies for my use of my photo album, I dont know what I'm
doing wrong, i'm copying and pasting what I normally do, but its all going
whoopsadaisy, so I'll find a deserted newsgroup and have a faff round with
it.

thanks again.

If you want a deserted newsgroup, try free.uk.genealogy. There's about one
post every six months there.

--
Kathy