Back Garden - 192
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Thanks xxx
My general policy re comments
I value genuine commenters for the conversation they bring. Those aiming to link back and give credence to commercial websites (thankfully rare) will be removed.
Blog posts are kept open for your Comments for as long as possible - for at least 3 months. I've reluctantly taken the decision if a post comes in for a sp@m attack after that time, I'll remove its Comments facility. I've found genuine comments are rarely left after 3 months, but dozens of sp@m comments are :( Removing these takes away the joy that a genuine comment might be left one day.
Oh, that's my idea of garden bliss. Nearly a thousand snowdrops all shining in the grass...maybe one day. For now, I'll have to content myself with a few dozen (but lots of REAL snowdrops--well, snow flakes dropped on everything--for a while to come.)
ReplyDeleteOOooh, wonderful. Ours are totally buried in snow! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly has today! Likewise, I hope, with my few daffodils. With weather like this everything will be sprouting!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend!
Our daffs are starting to show their flower buds now too. Not sure we'll get a bloom next week but they're definatly on their way! :)
ReplyDeleteBack on the internet then, Michelle! It was such a great day today-I pruned a little this afternoon-more tomorrow. Yesterday was fun too!
ReplyDeleteHi everyone - glad you like the signs of spring :)
ReplyDeleteThreadspider - I was on a v limited 'workaround' to get this posted. We had to reinstall AOL in the end, so only just back on email as well