The whole picture

For @claireuk who wanted to see the larger picture.

[Claire]

Oh it does not disappoint, rather lovely. Thank you for this.
On a side issue I much prefer these troughs to the blue plastic ones that are in the fields around here

[Pat Knowles]

@claireuk thanks Claire, yes even though they are only concrete they have a solidness about them which is nice. We have another of these in the field but that has a goldfish in ...we do not know where that came from!

[Judith Greenwood]

Lovely! Apparently fish get carried about by herons etc and thanks to Jo we know they also carry rats about!

[Sue Wilde]

This looks suspiciously like an automatic watering trough. Don't the save time and effort. I love it all planted out like this

[Pat Knowles]

@swilde these troughs were connected to the mains water supply Sue .....there is a ball & cock system under that end with the lid on top.

[Rick Schies]

That is really a nice way to put that to use

[Babs]

A really beautiful photo. Good to see the water trough has been put to good use. It looks so pretty.

[Dianne]

Nice shot of the colourful garden. Hope you are starting to feel better.

[Maggiemae]

Wonderful idea for all these differently coloured flowers! You would have to water them or are they still connected?

[Pat Knowles]

No we have to water them maggiemae.......the soil is deep though so it doesn't dry out much...proper soil too not this compost that doesn't seem to hold any moisture.