Recent content by Dolph Ins

We are entitled to nothing more than bowing down and thanking uncle Tony.

Yes as I go on to explain I had cancer that had already spread beyond my prostate. My doctor said they don't usually get excited until double digits. Prostate gone so OK.

I had 3 UTI's in 2 years and it was while the doctor was looking into why that she gave me a routine PSA test. the result, 6.4 she said was nothing to worry about, they don't get excited until it is in double figures. The digital test, aka finger up the bum was also negative, the cancer was...

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Aquilegia or granny's bonnet. Nice flower in spring.

I know just the thing. A pheasant Berry and by chance you have 1 you can move in the picture earlier. If you soak it and move it and keep it watered till autumn it should be OK. It can be a big shrub but if you cut out all 2 year old growth each winter you can keep it under control. e

Another vote for Start. Got to us within the hour and nice. I got fed up with ringing the AA every year to get a decent price but Start were cheaper than their best price.

I also went for removal for the same reasons. It had spread from my prostate to the surrounding nerves so they removed them too. Fist PSA after op was 0.1. Second was 0.2, third was 0.3. The oncologist said I could go with the British way and wait until mt PSA was double figures so they could...

RIP. Good man. But can I remind all the men on here not to wait for symptoms to take a PSA test. I was very lucky, My PSA was 4.6 which my doctor told me was no worry not until it got into double figures (I've since had 2 mates saying they had over 4 readings and their doctors have sent them...

Another sugestion Abelia. Evergreen and 2 periods of interest, flowers and bracts. Pretty tough too.

Not that I've ever seen , just the corms underground. I still grow the bog standard orange 1 (looks like those corms are) but trying to get rid of them is a nightmare. Good luck.

Only if you want to get rid of it. That 1 has orange flowers and quite tatty leaves but there are some lovely crocosmias.

He doesn't need knotweed as it sounds like the red spiral bulbs are crocosmia. You are being introduced to the world of weeds that are virtually indestructable.

Are any of you still questioning Pascal's value to us?

Very happy with my rechargeable, £120 from Argos and Which recomended.