Oh yes DD still can't find photo but then again have been outside most of the day.
Transplanted rose 'Kew Gardens' (fingers crossed), planted Euphorbias (that was the fun bit. Have spent rest of day throwing away tomato plants, sorting out GH, working out which pots need a wash and which can wait.
Feel much better but now feel as if I have done a bit much - off to bath now as very grubby and stiff
The Under Gardener has been lovely this afternoon - apparently I'm not yet fit to plant shrubs and bulbs, so under supervision he has planted a buddliea, some perennials and some bulbs for me.
Now I'm roasting a chicken and chunks of squash to have with roast potatoes and runner beans for our supper.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Lesley - we hold ghost hunts in the building, I'm told its quite active or at the very least their imaginations enjoyed themselves!
Got my bargin bin strawberries planted into the ground so we don't get any chilly roots in pots as I was amazed to see what huge rootballs they'd grown after looking so dead and pathetic when I brought (rescued) them. It's at the far end of the garden from where the chickens will be (arriving in spring) so I'm hoping we can easily incorporate it into the eating area and chicken proof it - Clarington only shares so much!
I can't decide whether to plant some of my herbs (Sage, thyme, oregano, camomile when I can find it) in the adjoining plot or something else (garlic, onion... agh the choices!!)
Thanks fro asking - much more like me today - have done quite a bit in garden. Then stopped as don't want to aggravate the good that is happening. Don't want to be like that again
Thanks Clari - I've obviously missed the ghost hunts somewhere along the line. Sounds great fun
The undergardener did very well today Dove - he deserves the feast
Hope you've caught up on your sleep Panda - you've earned so many brownie points
Hope you continue to feel better Matty. It's good that you know when to stop
That's the thing with plans Mrs G - they are adaptable Look forward to seeing the trees in the ground.
Enjoy your evening on the sofa lily and I hope veg man goes too. Not really a Strictly fan but I may watch a bit while OH is engrossed in American Football. My Sunday treat is Downton Abbey which I'm going to watch in bed - bliss.
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Have done a quick scan -
Stacey - keep fighting - all the best
Liz is stoned
Kef is cold and Fidget sounds warm
Sure there is more
Oh yes DD still can't find photo but then again have been outside most of the day.
Transplanted rose 'Kew Gardens' (fingers crossed), planted Euphorbias (that was the fun bit. Have spent rest of day throwing away tomato plants, sorting out GH, working out which pots need a wash and which can wait.
Feel much better but now feel as if I have done a bit much - off to bath now as very grubby and stiff
The Under Gardener has been lovely this afternoon - apparently I'm not yet fit to plant shrubs and bulbs, so under supervision he has planted a buddliea, some perennials and some bulbs for me.
Now I'm roasting a chicken and chunks of squash to have with roast potatoes and runner beans for our supper.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Under gardeners do usually rise to action when needs must I find!!
Especially if theres a good meal on offer afterwards
How are you today Matty?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
No undergardener for me today!
GC trip and trees bought, nothing like I'd planned
but just ones I like 
, the planting 'scheme' will just have to fall into place 
Shredded all last years buddleia and laurel and dismantled the compost bin ready to sell.
supposedly tidied and chopped but doesn't look any different.
Nice walk in the park and to the playground with son
Steak n chips for tea
trees arrive tomorrow when im at work, wont get my hands on them til tues pm.
Lesley - we hold ghost hunts in the building, I'm told its quite active or at the very least their imaginations enjoyed themselves!
Got my bargin bin strawberries planted into the ground so we don't get any chilly roots in pots as I was amazed to see what huge rootballs they'd grown after looking so dead and pathetic when I brought (rescued) them. It's at the far end of the garden from where the chickens will be (arriving in spring) so I'm hoping we can easily incorporate it into the eating area and chicken proof it - Clarington only shares so much!
I can't decide whether to plant some of my herbs (Sage, thyme, oregano, camomile when I can find it) in the adjoining plot or something else (garlic, onion... agh the choices!!)
Thanks fro asking - much more like me today - have done quite a bit in garden. Then stopped as don't want to aggravate the good that is happening. Don't want to be like that again
Wrist and bruises improving??
Hi Matty good to see you. Hope you're feeling a bit better today.
Thank you Lesley and Yvie.
Lazy day for me at eldest sons. Back feels a little better, will have another hot soak soon and laze on sofa.
Will watch the dance off, hopefully Mrs Murray or the veg man will go.
Hope everyone has had a lovely weekend see you later peeps
Thanks Clari - I've obviously missed the ghost hunts somewhere along the line. Sounds great fun
The undergardener did very well today Dove - he deserves the feast
Hope you've caught up on your sleep Panda - you've earned so many brownie points
Hope you continue to feel better Matty. It's good that you know when to stop
That's the thing with plans Mrs G - they are adaptable
Look forward to seeing the trees in the ground.
Enjoy your evening on the sofa lily and I hope veg man goes too. Not really a Strictly fan but I may watch a bit while OH is engrossed in American Football
. My Sunday treat is Downton Abbey which I'm going to watch in bed - bliss.