Winter Trip- Anglesey Abbey /Cambridge Botanics

[ashley]

No problem Maggi; me too.  Next time I see someone do it on the Forum I'll PM for help.

[Diane Clement]

I can do it 


Ian’s bulb log

Is that what you mean?

[ashley]

Share the secret please Diane

[Diane Clement]

ok, the code is:

'['url=http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/index.php?log=bulb/] Ian’s bulb log [/url']'

miss out all the 's  (I don't know how to show it without it decoding it)

[ashley]

Fantastic Diane.  Many thanks  

[Diane Clement]

Fantastic Diane.  Many thanks  

Well done Ashley!
Funny you should do that link, I'm literally in the process of a new entry. 

[Maggi Young]

Oh,  Diane, you're such a   cleverclogs

[Diane Clement]

Oh,  Diane, you're such a   cleverclogs

Blimey, you might all wait until I've finished the next entry 

[Maggi Young]

Just getting in some practise now, Diane, I can go back and edit for the correct blog in time!!! Hee Hee!
(Diane's Blog is now on!)

[johnlloyd]

Thanks to Mark for sorting out my photos.
There seems to be a good number of people
viewing them.

I really do recommend a visit to Anglesey Abbey.
I think at the moment there is no snow on the ground, so
it is a good time to go.

If you think you may not see many different snowdrops,
the National Trust say there are now 227 different
snowdrop varieties growing there, which must make it
one of the largest collections of snowdrops in the world
and the labelled displays in the entrance hall are usually very good.

   John

[johnlloyd]

  Where ?

[Maggi Young]

I shouldnt advertise them too much but one is in UK and one is in Ireland

Mark, please do not disclose private collection holders in the Forum.

[johnlloyd]

 Re: Martin's comment about Pic 3
    in the Anglesey Abbey display photos

  I notice there is a question mark after the name on the label.
  So, whoever wrote the label out must have been unsure of
  the variety ( possibly the label was written out well before flowering ).

                             

[Anthony Darby]

Isn't that a pot of 'Magnet' in pic no. 3, labelled 'Ginn's Imerati ?'

The question mark would indicate there was doubt in the label so perhaps not a label transposition?