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It has surprised me what they have been going for this year. My little bird feeder is too small for the bigger ones to get in, not that they haven't tried too though.

Glad it helped out, much easier to do a video on it rather than try to explain over messages hope all goes well with yours.

@@RayfieldsGarden Yes, much easier with a video. Sometimes when I read a manual I wonder what on earth it all means but now there's RUclips, I can see what I'm supposed to do! Thanks again.

White Kings are not very winter hardy, so its best to protect them from the cold over winter.

@@RayfieldsGarden thank you

Thank you just a little experiment hopefully it works out, Should look great if it does.

Yes it really is, been using it for quite a few years now & yes it Is a Salvia Hot Lips I Prune it after its died down for winter to just above the last shoots and then just a general tidy up though the summer in the same way I did the Fuchsia bush, I will probably do a video on the Hot Lips when they have finished flowering closer to winter.

@@RayfieldsGarden Thank you and the video will be really helpful.

Thank you for watching & subbing, much appreciated.

Last year my tomatoes didn't do much of anything but having the greenhouse this year helped out a lot, regarding cucumbers I bought "All Female Fruiting" ones from Thompson & Morgan: www.thompson-morgan.com/p/cucumber-emilie-f1-hybrid-seeds/WKC9395TM , with these you can plant them just like a normal pack of seeds & leave them to it, our weather hasn't been too bad but been getting a little warm during the evenings, Let me know if you have any problems with the Link above.

@@RayfieldsGarden Thanks so much for the info. They sound just what I'm after. I was at a garden centre having lunch the other day and their homegrown cucumber tasted amazing. I would never have believed the difference in taste compared to a shop bought one.

No problem, and I agree the difference between the watered down ones you get from shops is indescribable.

Thank you, Hopefully I'll get more than a month or so before the wind & rain come back for winter, I also lost a lot to slugs this year I first tried eggshells to deter them but had to resort to more heavy duty stuff that did work but not after loosing a lot & having to restart not sure what got in to them this year, & yes the weather this year has been all over the place, but best to make the most of what little warmth we have while it lasts.

Hopefully they pick up well, the bargains on plants are probably ripe at the moment as its towards the end of the buying season for summer bedding plants & thank you certainly does look better now with a bit of a trim.

They were already reduced, I think its more of a clear out after they forget to water them so they can buy new, a shame that this is the way a lot of smaller shops near me work but when I'm able to catch them reduced to clear & am able to revive them like these ones did it works out well, glad to know that others do the same so that these plants get more than a shelf life. They did spring to life well just after a few days of water, next Mondays video will be them going into the back border with an assortment of other flowers so hopefully they do well there, thank you for watching & hope that your next plant rescues do well.

Normally fungus on a zinnia plant would have a powdery mildew, dry crispy leaves is most likely due to not enough water, Is the top of the compost damp? if not and if they are in pots, sit the pot in a small amount of water on a tray and let the plants roots draw up water until the compost is damp, then remove the pot from the tray, they don't need to be sitting in water constantly after that point. Hope that helps.