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Anyone done any gardening today? Part 5

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  • Lizzie27Lizzie27 Posts: 12,494
    Go  for it JoeX
    North East Somerset - Clay soil over limestone
  • GWRSGWRS Posts: 8,478
    Allotment this morning (shallots in )
    Garden this afternoon ( pots needed watering ) 
    loads of little jobs done , such nice weather 
    Having a beer before dinner 🍺
  • fidgetbonesfidgetbones Posts: 17,618
    Put a dozen foxgloves in. They have been sulking in 3" pots all winter.  I grew 60 last year for sister in law, but as we haven't seen her in 15 months, I'll start with a fresh batch. She only wants white ones.  The ones I planted in Autumn are doing well, except the ones that are on the deers path.  This year may be the year of the foxglove.
  • Took three pots of Tete a Tetes that had been sitting on the garden table for weeks and planted them out in the flowerbed. They look very cheerful nodding in front of the fence.



    Also took a baby crab apple tree out of its 2L delivery pot and planted it up in a nice big tub. Isn't it sweet? It barely comes up to my chest, and I am not a tall person. I love the deep, rich colour of the bark.


  • LatimerLatimer Posts: 1,068
    Gave the conifer hedge a much needed haircut. Swept the decking. Started rearranging the perennials in bed 1. Planted some Eryngium roots of bought from the supermarket (first wrongly, then rightly). Raked over one of the other beds, it's still pretty lumpy and clay-ey despite a load of manure dug in before the winter.
    I’ve no idea what I’m doing. 
  • Did some admiring of the crocuses and snowdrops etc., then pressure-washed the rather grimy 'tomato' greenhouse, inside and out, fixed the potting shed roof, pulled or cut back a large amount of ivy growing where it wasn't wanted.  Started to tidy the potting shed a bit.  Prepping for that mad rush known as Spring, really! :)
    A trowel in the hand is worth a thousand lost under a bush.
  • WilderbeastWilderbeast Posts: 1,415
    Another busy day. Filled up yesterday's new raised bed with homemade compost. Cleared about 20 pallets that I used to make a large work bench for building the greenhouse, they've gone down the bottom of the garden to be stored in the large empty compost bin. Built the last of the raised veg beds. Swept the pizzeria area, the brick floor is cracking up really badly after the cold snap. Seems my fingers 🖐️🖐️must be made of steel as they left the lawn mower blade in a terrible state😃😃, took it off and gave it a really good sharpen. 
  • Lizzie27Lizzie27 Posts: 12,494
    Looking good @Dordogne_Damsel.

    How are the fingers @Wilderbeast?
    North East Somerset - Clay soil over limestone
  • WilderbeastWilderbeast Posts: 1,415
    @Lizzie27 I have been very lucky, they are nearly as good as new. The physio dept I worked with to get them going says it's the best result they've ever had with such an injury, apparently they fully expected me to have very limited movement and feeling. Now I have to make sure I don't have any more moments of stupidity 😉
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