An amazing thing has happened this morning, the OH loves the garden, but does not do anything in it, she says there is no need as she has her own personal head gardener! Today however, she said she wanted to help, so we have got lots done.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
Everyone still out in the garden? Or soothing your tired muscles in a hot bath?
Had a lovely day chilling with inlaws (!) Bit miffed 'non gardeners' not even noticed new arches never mind new feather bed and plants etc. hey ho. i notice and im happy!
Roast pork and beef with all the trimmings went well, not alfresco but apres cake was so all ok in the end.
The second visitors left was time to plant a forgotten thingy kiwi blue and water evrything.
Hope you have all enjoyed your days - outside, inside or battery recharging.
Got loads done here - 3 day weekends should be the norm. Roses all fed - and looking particularly healthy this year - my groups of 3 now finally look like they are one large bush. sweetpeas in the ground, and problem weedy area sorted. Turned a blind eye to little oak trees - previous 2 days assault was enough for now.
Littlest chicklet retrieved from her rucksack laden plod - v tired, but had some laughs along the way. Has now been reunited with her phone ..... all is well with the world
Have weeded over half the middle bed and some of the big bed which I'm going to call the long bed from now on. It's 20m long and nearly 2m deep. No sign of the echinaceas and Geranium Ann Folkard seems to have disappeared too
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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Hi Panda
Hi Stacey, good to see you, hope LO is well.
MrsG
ok,....you can always use it.
Might go and give my pot a wash.
Come in for lunch. Been weeding the middle bed, but it got too hot in the sun so weeded some of big border instead as it has morning shade.
Hi all.
Glad to see you back Stacey.
An amazing thing has happened this morning, the OH loves the garden, but does not do anything in it, she says there is no need as she has her own personal head gardener! Today however, she said she wanted to help, so we have got lots done.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Payoff from the Venice trip Doc - you'll have to take here there again
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hurrah! Liatris spicata seeds sown on 30/4 have germinated
Meant to start them off last autumn but somehow they got put in the wrong box
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Everyone still out in the garden? Or soothing your tired muscles in a hot bath?
Had a lovely day chilling with inlaws (!) Bit miffed 'non gardeners' not even noticed new arches never mind new feather bed and plants etc. hey ho. i notice and im happy!
Roast pork and beef with all the trimmings went well, not alfresco but apres cake was so all ok in the end.
The second visitors left was time to plant a forgotten thingy kiwi blue and water evrything.
OH cleaning in the kitchen a s instructed.
Hope you have all enjoyed your days - outside, inside or battery recharging
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Got loads done here - 3 day weekends should be the norm
. Roses all fed - and looking particularly healthy this year - my groups of 3 now finally look like they are one large bush. sweetpeas in the ground, and problem weedy area sorted. Turned a blind eye to little oak trees - previous 2 days assault was enough for now.
Littlest chicklet retrieved from her rucksack laden plod - v tired, but had some laughs along the way
. Has now been reunited with her phone ..... all is well with the world
Missed you Mrs G - share those arches with us ..... We appreciate them properly
Also meant to say ... Lovely to see you back Stacey
Have weeded over half the middle bed and some of the big bed which I'm going to call the long bed from now on. It's 20m long and nearly 2m deep. No sign of the echinaceas and Geranium Ann Folkard seems to have disappeared too