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Been a bit distracted recently

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Just finished with my daughters wedding, had no idea it would involve as much work!

Anyway things are looking OK in the garden and at least all my extended family got to see it looking half decent (they normally only get invited down when are are not busy - winter!)

Thought the Hydrangea seemannii is particularly good this year

Imagehydrangea seemannii 001 by charliepridham, on Flickr

Imagehydrangea seemannii 003 by charliepridham, on Flickr

Imagehydrangea seemannii 002 by charliepridham, on Flickr
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Congrats on your p... up!
That's a very white white, quite like that
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charlie wrote:Just finished with my daughters wedding, had no idea it would involve as much work!
Hahaha ... I've got two daughters, my expectations, looking forwards, are "huge amount of work" and "huge amount of money", I'm expecting not to be disappointed ...
Thought the Hydrangea seemannii is particularly good this year
Looks lovely :) Don't suppose there is much point me attempting one? (I mean: Not hardy enough for my location?)
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Hydrangea seemannii is pretty OK to -8/9c which is the lowest I can vauch for, never seen damage, bearing in mind it is happiest in shelter from wind a wall or large tree trunk helps with frost protection anyway. mine is covering the walls and roof of our outside loo.

Re weddings, I only have the one daughter so had no previous experience, pretty much left it to her to decide what she wanted, but 100 people takes a bit of looking after and the two days before and two days after were pretty manic as we did everything ourselves (if you can afford to let someone do it all so you can walk away after thats the way to go!)
So my only regret is she took so long to get around to it as 10 years ago it would not have been so tiring!

Anyway it went very well, we all had a good time, and even her mad bonkers idea that our dog would be the Best Man and ring bearer worked, (I had been expecting to recoup some money from "You've been framed") The dog had to lead the 5 little children attached to him by ribbons down a steep set of granite steps, across the lawn then across a narrow bridge over a large pond to the island where the actual wedding was to take place, all this with no dry run or practice!
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Wish them well for the future!
My daughter is under strict instructions to live in sin as med school is costing me way too much already.
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I feel your pain Keith!
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