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The photos I've recently posted of our garden last summer seem to have been fairly well received, so here's another couple for today. This is Ollie running up from the 'summer house' in the bottom part of our back garden (he's going so fast that even on a fast setting, he appears as a blur!). ;)
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dhi

I think I missed Ollie running up from the gardenhouse, the last time.

I really enjoy seeing your gardens and Ollie makes your puzzles extra special. Thank you for sharing

Sorry for the mistake I made.

mauismom

@cornus that's not a cat, that's their dog, Ollie.he's pretty good size, but he does look kinda cattish in this photo

Has your cat hunted a panda bear? Love your garden! Thank you for posting it.

dhi

I am so beyond jealous!

Highlander_40

I thought that maybe I'd got it wrong and they weren't nasturtiums - but it seems that the climbers (with tendrils) will go up to 10 or 12 feet as long as there's something to hold on to - in our garden there's plenty of 'footholds' for them! :)

https://homeguides.sfgate.com/varieties-nasturtium-47729.html

dhi

I have never known them to taller than 12 to 15 inches either. That sounds like a wonderful strain 👌

Highlander_40

@mauismom - we've occasionally used ours in salads too, I'll have to give your other recipe a try later this year. Those in our garden usually reach over 6 feet tall (or start 'doubling back on themselves' to create tangled bushes if left alone with no supports to climb). Cheers, Tom

mauismom

your nastursiums look huge; mine only get about 12" to 15" tall and then they flop over. I pick the flowers and use them in salads and soups. they add a peppery, spicy flavor. Also, egged and floured and fried like squash blossoms (or like green tomatoes), I use just enough oil or butter,on medium heat so as not to burn them and the taste is so good. Get my 2nd covid shot on 14 April. Best to you all, Penny

dhi

Oh what a treat, thanks, Tom.

Highlander_40

@Dennie - I've just re-published a few older puzzles that have lain dormant under the "Staffie" search-word for a while too.

Highlander_40

@Dennie - Well spotted! Yes, he's a brindle staffie ... you can see a couple of other pictures of him by typing "staffie" into the search box! Thanks for your comments & solves, all the best, Tom.

Dennie

Lovely garden and enjoyed doing your puzzle. is your dog a brindle staffie? as you say he's a blur love his name

Highlander_40

You're welcome Bird! Glad that you like it, all the best, Tom.

Highlander_40

Thanks Sandra - the problem living in Scotland is that the summer season is so short that it generally only looks like this for a short time, between June (after the frosts have finished) and August (before the next frosts start)! Some years we're lucky & it can be extended by a month on either end, but you can't count on it.

Highlander_40

Hi Donna, Thanks for your compliment! The red flowers at the right (with the large round leaves) are nasturtiums; those more in the centre (with long thin leaves) are mombretia. The Black & white thing in his mouth is his 'stuffed panda' toy. :D

lo69vemywestie

Wish I had that in my backyard

dhi

The garden looks lovely, Tom.😍
What are the red flowers and what does Ollie have in his mouth?

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