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Anyone done any gardening today? Part 5

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  • That's done it @GWRS ! You have just jinxed us! 🌨🌨❄️❄️❄️☃️☃️🤦‍♀️😆

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    New England, USA
    Metacomet soil with hints of Woodbridge and Pillsbury
  •  A glorious day today. Blue sky and sunshine all day.
    Should have gone for a walk and done some gardening. Instead, I cleaned roof light bedroom windows, and windows of mould, cobwebs, spiders and dead flies. Yuck! I feel very pleased with myself, have been putting it off for so long. I still need to go around them all again to clean the glass properly but my shoulders gave up on me.
    Finally picked the last of the green tomatoes, I am going to try cooking some of the tomatoes South American Style. Sliced, dried, floured, egg and buttermilked, corn mealed then fried. Serve with hot sauce which I guess means chilli sauce. Or dipping sauce of choice, I might try Sweet and Sour.
    Defrosted some apple slices and blackcurrants to make a crumble.
  • I think I must be pregnant, I have the nesting bug!
    Not only did I clean the windows yesterday, but I have started cleaning my oven, ready for Christmas. A job I loathe so do not do as often as I should.
    Another glorious morning so a beach walk is definitely on the cards. Very heavy rain during the night so everything in the garden is sodden so no gardening yet again.
  • Lizzie27Lizzie27 Posts: 12,494
    You do wonder don't you!! 

    I've taken a day off from de-cluttering today as it was dry and sunny, repotted a big heather into a big pot temporarily and planted last year's left over tulips into two big pots and stashed them safely in the greenhouse away from the squirrels.
    North East Somerset - Clay soil over limestone
  • Cleared the lawn of sycamore seeds - again. It's a bit like weeding. It's the season for it!
    Generally tidying up in preparation for the new house owners. 
  • fidgetbonesfidgetbones Posts: 17,618
    Lawn still too wet for mowing, but I turned two dalek bins into the Rotol, layering with rock dust.  Lots of brandlings in the third bin, I topped it off with kitchen trimmings for them to eat. I bought some more bulbs from Lidl, a couple of large tubs to fill.
  • Chance would be a fine thing!

    I experimented with cleaning my kettle by putting it inside a swing bin liner, coating it with oven cleaner solution, and left it overnight. It was like magic. I now have a kettle which looks like new. Yeh!  (It is not an electric kettle by the way.)
    Little things please little minds.
    I have repeated the idea with my frying pan. Same thing, looks like new. I am still working on the oven.
    Robbie and I had a lovely walk before coming home and going to sleep for a couple of hours! I did do a shop in a supermarket on the way home, I was totally overwhelmed with the amount of "stuff for Christmas", especially down the centre aisles!
    Heavy rain again last night. Still raining so onwards and upwards with the cleaning.
    I have to contact an electrician today as the macerator in the en-suite of my bedroom made a weird noise last night and there was water on the downstairs floor this morning. How much is that going to cost to repair? I want some dry weather so I can do some gardening!

  • GWRSGWRS Posts: 8,478
    Yesterday went collecting , Ivy , teasel , conifer etc so that O/H , sister & nieces can make Christmas Wreaths , does that count as gardening? 
  • Only if it came from your garden!
  • I would count it @GWRS 😁

    As would what I have done this morning. I took a cutting from my Lime tree two years ago, and today have used the four first limes from it to make lime curd. Not a full batch as small ish limes, but they are gold to me as I love lime curd!

    Oops I just noticed the wrong date!😊
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