When I do that I get a page pop up where I have to select the file to upload ( which I have done) but when I click "upload" nothing happens maybe its my computer having a funny five mins???
a lovely shrub - it will have hard green fruits on in the autumn that can be used in a similar way to a culinary quince. If you eat game, it's great with a pot-roasted pheasant.
“I am not lost, for I know where I am. But however, where I am may be lost.” Winnie the Pooh
It has grown like wild for the last few years, its up against a fence and I have to cut it back a huge ammount every year. I wonder why it has suddenly decided to flower?
It flowers on wood produced the previous year so maybe when you cut it back last year it was early enough for it to produce new shoots which have produced flowers
Perhaps in other years you've cut it back in the late summer/autumn?
“I am not lost, for I know where I am. But however, where I am may be lost.” Winnie the Pooh
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Oh, having problems uploading the picture, ill keep trying
Hi foxglove5
To upload a pic on here, click on the green tree icon on the toolbar above where you type your post, and then follow the instructions
When I do that I get a page pop up where I have to select the file to upload ( which I have done) but when I click "upload" nothing happens
maybe its my computer having a funny five mins???
Wait foxglove, it takes ages, especially if it's a large picture. I reduce mine in size before I upload them or I'd be asleep before they appear
Thanks for the help with getting my pic up Dave and nutcutlet! Im new to all this and should get the hang of it soon enough
Hurrah! It's one of the Chaenomoles japonicas http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/howtogrow/3310260/How-to-grow-japonica.html
a lovely shrub - it will have hard green fruits on in the autumn that can be used in a similar way to a culinary quince. If you eat game, it's great with a pot-roasted pheasant.
Bonus - my husband loves game so he will be happy
It has grown like wild for the last few years, its up against a fence and I have to cut it back a huge ammount every year. I wonder why it has suddenly decided to flower?
It flowers on wood produced the previous year so maybe when you cut it back last year it was early enough for it to produce new shoots which have produced flowers
Perhaps in other years you've cut it back in the late summer/autumn?