Clari - I presume you only get a tiny amount of compost, but is it better for seed sowing as it will be very fine textured, or would it be too rich for this time of year?
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I'm not sure to be honest Fairy - compared to my four daleks the about of compost you get in the wormery is quite small (3/4 dalak) but it takes much less time to compost so you get a steady rate of it -(you just lift the bottom one out once all the worms have moved up) it does look really fine stuff, quite dark too. I think Edd is the wormery expert perhaps he knows the nutritional value? I was thinking of using it for seeds as it's so fine.
No luck on the lottery so guess I'm staying here and doing my ironing and HW Where does the dust come from when you are away? I thought most was made up from dead skin particles, if that's the case a large family has been living in our house whilst we've been away.
Hope all the walking wounded feel better today & the workers don't feel too bad for a Monday.
Very wet and windy this morning as it very often is on a Monday which is bin collection day - we end up having to chase wheelie bins down the street or stop the car and move them to the side of the road Wish I had done more yesterday now
KEF - what an ungrateful family they were for not doing the housework before they left
Hope the saltminers have a good day.
Lily - don't try getting all the leaves today. They will wait for a day or two till your back is better.
Back to reality and a good dowsing this morning after trip to "Doveland". Went to East Ruston and Beth Chatto's. Both are a real treat. East Ruston is as good as everyone makes out with more and more colour as you near the house. Lots of interlocking spaces so lots of surprises as you turn each corner. Everyone should make the effort to see this garden at least once. I think I would like to see its Spring magic next time.
30 years since I went to BC's and basic structure unchanged. Gravel garden looking great. It must have been quite new all those years ago. My eye was taken by a fantastic eucalyptus tree. I have lots of gravel.... mmmmm... sound of thinking!!
I have learned a lot about the use of grasses so may get some more, and weave them into my current beds....and perhaps in gravel...
Don't worry Lesley, didn't cross my mind to even try to collect leaves today lol. Fed up not being able to do stuff tho. OH said he'd get get a suck and blow thingy whatsit. (Kef behave!) So he can play with that when he gets it / not raining
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Clari - I presume you only get a tiny amount of compost, but is it better for seed sowing as it will be very fine textured, or would it be too rich for this time of year?
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I'm not sure to be honest Fairy - compared to my four daleks the about of compost you get in the wormery is quite small (3/4 dalak) but it takes much less time to compost so you get a steady rate of it -(you just lift the bottom one out once all the worms have moved up) it does look really fine stuff, quite dark too. I think Edd is the wormery expert perhaps he knows the nutritional value? I was thinking of using it for seeds as it's so fine.
Morning all
Had a snoozy afternoon so did nothing
and now I'm back at work 
Let's hope next weekend is nice 
Hope everyone has a great day
Morning all
Very windy this morning, but dry. Grass is covered in leaves.
Back much better this morning, still a bit achy but at least I'm upright!
Will try and catch up on my emails.......been playing up and haven't been able to send any. So sorry if I haven't replied to you.
Have a good day everyone.
See you later peeps.
Morning all
Wet, windy and chilly here
Thanks for the welcome home posts
No luck on the lottery so guess I'm staying here and doing my ironing and HW
Where does the dust come from when you are away? I thought most was made up from dead skin particles, if that's the case a large family has been living in our house whilst we've been away. 
Hope all the walking wounded feel better today & the workers don't feel too bad for a Monday.
Morning all.
Very wet and windy this morning as it very often is on a Monday which is bin collection day - we end up having to chase wheelie bins down the street or stop the car and move them to the side of the road
Wish I had done more yesterday now
KEF - what an ungrateful family they were for not doing the housework before they left
Hope the saltminers have a good day.
Lily - don't try getting all the leaves today. They will wait for a day or two till your back is better.
Enjoy your lunch out today Dove
Morning all.
Just off to post letters and take rubbish to the bins. No collection here. Nothing exciting planned.
Back to reality and a good dowsing this morning after trip to "Doveland". Went to East Ruston and Beth Chatto's. Both are a real treat. East Ruston is as good as everyone makes out with more and more colour as you near the house. Lots of interlocking spaces so lots of surprises as you turn each corner. Everyone should make the effort to see this garden at least once. I think I would like to see its Spring magic next time.
30 years since I went to BC's and basic structure unchanged. Gravel garden looking great. It must have been quite new all those years ago. My eye was taken by a fantastic eucalyptus tree. I have lots of gravel.... mmmmm... sound of thinking!!
I have learned a lot about the use of grasses so may get some more, and weave them into my current beds....and perhaps in gravel...
Pouring down now and so windy!
Don't worry Lesley, didn't cross my mind to even try to collect leaves today lol. Fed up not being able to do stuff tho. OH said he'd get get a suck and blow thingy whatsit. (Kef behave!) So he can play with that when he gets it / not raining