The Pulmonaria had a bit of a hard time with slugs, so has taken a while to recover and start blooming this year. As a result it's managed to combine itself well with these daffodils in the woodland area.
I'd like some feedback on my new slideshow please. After the first day I put it on there and got it working to my satisfaction, I'm getting a blank space now when I go into my blog and wondered if it's the same for you?
Musing on gardening and life in the heart of rural Wiltshire. Well, erm Chippenham actually...
Friday, 14 March 2008
Signs of Spring 6
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I've had no problems seeing your new slideshow, it's a great idea.
ReplyDeleteThe slide show is there for me too.
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karen
It shows up nicely for me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful slide show, no problem seeing it here.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely!
ReplyDeleteHi everyone - thanks for the feedback on the slideshow. I'm glad you can see it OK.
ReplyDeleteI love pulmonaria, I have one, did have too, but one mysteriously disappeared? I'll be putting mine on the blog sometime. Happy Easter Michelle. x
ReplyDeleteHi Louise - perhaps the slugs got yours too? I look forward to seeing your other one. Have a great Easter :)
ReplyDeleteThe slideshow worked fine for me.
ReplyDeleteI love Pulmonaria, I grew lots in my previous garden, I brought some with me so I hope it will spread.
Hi Starnitesky - spookily it's now working for me too. Hope your Pulmonaria's taken it's move OK...
ReplyDeletePulmonarias are lovely spring doers and good ground cover too. I must be fortunate as the slugs have always turned their noses up at mine :)
ReplyDeleteAnonymous - you're very lucky indeed, they're voracious around here!
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