Hosta shame you've got our dreich weather but at least you've got loads of compost in the poly tunnel. Hope you got the car extracted OK
Sounds lovely where you live Gardeners Boy. Can't remember the last time I walked on a beach.
LilyP just have a little wander in the garden so as not to make your back any worse. You don't want to end up flat on your back when your GD's visiting. Bet you can't wait.
Morning all - even later with my first cuppa than gardeners boy. But thats what weekends are for. Chuckling at the mental picture of Beau in her dressing gown - mine is pink and fluffy and is often seen on early morning garden forays ...the neighbours are now used to it
Got the outlaws popping in at some unspecifed time this pm - will garden til they arrive and then come in and make myself respectable.
Looks like I'm even later Haven't even had my cup of tea
Went out last night for OH's bday meal to one of the local curry houses - it was good food, and what topped it all off was that they gave us a card which means we can get 50% off our food bill for all future visits!! I think we might eat out more often, well once we have a regular income coming in anyway
I been awake now for a good hour far to earlier for a Sunday. After checking the seedling I lost a few of my aquilegia due to damping off but on a brighter note I got some tomatoes to sow and other bedding gazania - stocks etc . And some snowdrops to plant my mum give me a pot full.
Right finished painting and planning my first real afternoon in the garden since we moved here no more sun but that doesn't put me off! Girls your rooms are now all painted for when you come and stay with me! Was thinking of having an open garden with a twist! You all come and make it look beautiful for a proper open garden in years to come
hope all those with aches and pains feel better real soon and good morning to all the late raisers! Can't remeber ever having a lie in??? Don't think when you get old you do and I feel old now!
Hi everyone, We have dreich weather too, such a shame after yesterday. Mind you I'll not be gardening today still a bit stiff though not as bad as last night. Didn't get much sleep as grandaughter slept in our room in travel cot and kept shouting Out! Stuck! She eventually dropped off but then eldest grandaughter decided it was time to get up 6.00 a.m. Needless to say I'm a little sleepy now.
I would love to have horses at the bottom of my garden. Never learnt to ride myself but both my children did and used to spend all day Saturday at the stable. I find horses to relaxing when you stroke them and they have lovely muzzles, all soft and velvety.
Wouldn't mind living by the sea either, I'm sure a walk along a nice beach would help sort my back out. Do you think you can get it on the National Health.
Friend coming round in about 1hr and we are going to the GC. I must not buy plants, I must not buy plants, I must not..........
We've been out in the garden since about 9am It's gorgeous out there, tee shirts and bare arms!!! OH has been wonderful - he's mowed both lawns, raked the gravel on the drive and emptied one of the big compost bins and mulched the whole f the Shady Bank and the Wilderness
I've cut things back in the front garden (salvias, asters etc) and tidied some more perennials on the Shady Bank and started planting up the new bit of Wilderness - Lamium 'Beacon Silver', Cyclamen coum, and a Ranunculus ficaria 'Brazen Hussy' I found on the Shady Bank when we moved here. I thought it had perished - I didn't see it last year - but just as I was instructing OH on the finer points of mulching I saw three little bronze leaves and exclaimed 'I've found a Brazen Hussy' - OH thought gardening had suddenly become more interesting Anyway, I've moved it to between the hazel bushes where it can spread and shine in the spring sunshine
When I've had a coffee I'm going to plant my snowdrops
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Morning all.
It's what we'd have called in Scotland " Dreech" ( hard ch as in loch) Drizzly and horrible in other words.
Might head to the polytunnel for a wee potter.
Morning all.
Haven't posted here for a while, so thought I'd just pop in to say hello.
Got lots of jobs waiting in the garden, chilly today, so will start in the greenhouse, sow a few more seeds, until it warms up, hopefully.
Have a good day folks.
Morning all.
Lovely sunny morning again YAY!
Bekkie, you got hiccups?
Beaus, can i come and live with you too, love horses.
Hope you soon feel better Lily Pilly, i had that a few years ago, very painful. Take it easy.
Hope all poorly peeps are feeling better today.
Have a good day everyone.
TTFN x
Hosta shame you've got our dreich weather but at least you've got loads of compost in the poly tunnel. Hope you got the car extracted OK
Sounds lovely where you live Gardeners Boy
. Can't remember the last time I walked on a beach.
LilyP just have a little wander in the garden so as not to make your back any worse. You don't want to end up flat on your back when your GD's visiting. Bet you can't wait.
Morning lily
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Morning all - even later with my first cuppa than gardeners boy
. But thats what weekends are for. Chuckling at the mental picture of Beau in her dressing gown - mine is pink and fluffy and is often seen on early morning garden forays ...the neighbours are now used to it
Got the outlaws popping in at some unspecifed time this pm - will garden til they arrive and then come in and make myself respectable.
Morning
Looks like I'm even later
Haven't even had my cup of tea 
Went out last night for OH's bday meal to one of the local curry houses - it was good food, and what topped it all off was that they gave us a card which means we can get 50% off our food bill for all future visits!!
I think we might eat out more often, well once we have a regular income coming in anyway 
Lovely pic of your garden BM
Nice to see you Lovetogarden
I been awake now for a good hour far to earlier for a Sunday. After checking the seedling I lost a few of my aquilegia due to damping off
but on a brighter note I got some tomatoes to sow and other bedding gazania - stocks etc 
. And some snowdrops to plant my mum give me a pot full.
Lovely garden BM and area you live in
Right finished painting and planning my first real afternoon in the garden since we moved here
no more sun but that doesn't put me off! Girls your rooms are now all painted for when you come and stay with me! Was thinking of having an open garden with a twist! You all come and make it look beautiful for a proper open garden in years to come 
hope all those with aches and pains feel better real soon and good morning to all the late raisers! Can't remeber ever having a lie in??? Don't think when you get old you do
and I feel old now! 
Thak you you for the compliments on the garden
have a great day everyone
ttfn x
Hi everyone, We have dreich weather too, such a shame after yesterday. Mind you I'll not be gardening today still a bit stiff though not as bad as last night. Didn't get much sleep as grandaughter slept in our room in travel cot and kept shouting Out! Stuck! She eventually dropped off but then eldest grandaughter decided it was time to get up 6.00 a.m. Needless to say I'm a little sleepy now.
I would love to have horses at the bottom of my garden. Never learnt to ride myself but both my children did and used to spend all day Saturday at the stable. I find horses to relaxing when you stroke them and they have lovely muzzles, all soft and velvety.
Wouldn't mind living by the sea either, I'm sure a walk along a nice beach would help sort my back out. Do you think you can get it on the National Health.
Friend coming round in about 1hr and we are going to the GC. I must not buy plants, I must not buy plants, I must not..........
We've been out in the garden since about 9am
It's gorgeous out there, tee shirts and bare arms!!! 
OH has been wonderful - he's mowed both lawns, raked the gravel on the drive and emptied one of the big compost bins and mulched the whole f the Shady Bank and the Wilderness 
I've cut things back in the front garden (salvias, asters etc) and tidied some more perennials on the Shady Bank and started planting up the new bit of Wilderness - Lamium 'Beacon Silver', Cyclamen coum, and a Ranunculus ficaria 'Brazen Hussy' I found on the Shady Bank when we moved here. I thought it had perished - I didn't see it last year - but just as I was instructing OH on the finer points of mulching I saw three little bronze leaves and exclaimed 'I've found a Brazen Hussy' - OH thought gardening had suddenly become more interesting
Anyway, I've moved it to between the hazel bushes where it can spread and shine in the spring sunshine 
When I've had a coffee I'm going to plant my snowdrops
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.