Monday, 17 September 2007

LOOKING TOWARDS THE FUCHSIA!









And do you remember me mentioning Lady Boothby..the climbing Fuchsia....well this is a photo of one of the branches ABOVE the 6 foot high fence.....it was cut completely to ground level at the end of last Autumn. Lady Boothby was bred from an original Brazilian species in 1939 and named after the founder of the British Fuchsia Society.


My first FULL day at college today........and first day in Bury St Edmunds...lots more new faces and new lecturers to meet. A shame I won't be there on Saturday evenings as one of our fellow Bloggers Ruby (Living in Bury St Edmunds) is actually lecturing there in a course about BLOGGING!!

16 comments:

Anonymous said...

What a fantastic fuchsia - really stunning and great that it survives the winter.

Have a great day at college - and a lecturer on blogging!

Now that is a course you could run yourself!

mrsnesbitt said...

Have a great day Ruth, looking forward to hearing all about it.

Dxx

Anonymous said...

ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL FLOWERS.
TERRIFIC GARDENER. GREAT WOMEN.
I ADMIRE YOU GREATLY

ADELAIDE

CG said...

good luck at college Ruth!

Gledwood said...

if you're looking towards the fuscia just don't cast nasturtians at anyone!

Gledwood said...

i had a good poke through the blogging tutor's blog... wow it reminds me of my norfolk days...

ok so burry is in suffolk?

ho-hummmmm

Akelamalu said...

Oh I love fuchsias, those are beautiful Ruth.

How did it go at college today?

Fancy there being a course on Blogging!

B.T.Bear (esq.) said...

Oh! Oh! Mummy wants a big climey thing fer the frunt garden!

She had a passhon-flower but it was all knottid up an dident get menny flowers, so she moovd that away an bort a HUnnySukol, but it issent growin. It's got lots ov mold, even tho she sprayd it wiv not-a-mold stuff. An now it is tall but ownly haz a few leeves. So she issent imprest.

Oh! I wonder if she wud like wun ov theez. I remember her sayin that wen she waz littol, she an Granny yewst to mayke dollys owt of the flowers on theez bushes!

(Tsk! Gerls! I dunno.... )

:@D

Unknown said...

A beautiful fuschia and a lecture on blogging - does it get any better! Have fun Ruth.

Shaz said...

Looks like a bright Fuschia ahead. Shame you have to miss that Blogging lecture. Good luck for tomorrow, not that you need it, you're a star x x x

Julia Phillips Smith said...

What a gorgeous fuschia. Thanks for posting the picture and slide show. I feel refreshed already.

Tom said...

My favourite plant, always as plenty of colour and insects love them. I do hope all went well for you today and you are not to worn out with it all.

Meg Wolff said...

Beautiful fuschia! Back to college, that is great...and a course on blogging, very cool. I managed to get over the problem of getting on your site!

Annie said...

Should you have the chance to go on Saturday evening, I imagine Ruby would let you sit in and hear her lecture.

But perhaps you will be ready to rest your brain on Saturday for it's being stretched, isn't it.

The fuschia plant is stretching as well.

Sheila said...

Hope college went well today Ruth.
I loved Silas Marner, I read it in High School, and several times since.In fact I enjoyed anything by George Eliot.
The fuschias are amazing, I've never had one in the garden, just as house plants.
Hugs
xx

Petunia's Gardener said...

Hope it has been a great day! Such lovely fuschias, and that LB is amazing. Mine aren't even knee high this year.

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