Up for hours, sometimes just can't get motivated. Fellow gardeners here are a great help, will now get of the iPad and start potting on tomatoes and cucumbers.
That was some dream KEF, have you been taking hallucinogenic drugs.
Weather does not sound good for rest of the week, At least it means I can put off my least favourite job, staking. Each year I try so hard to make it look natural, but the plants still look like trussed chickens.
I fancy a bit of window shopping, so I think I may visit a couple of GCs. Of course I shall only be looking.
Have a good day everyone.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
Been out to inspect and all are well No bear Dunno where the bear came from, well it was asleep in a tree until OH woke it up the door and locks part was down to OH saying side door handle was stiff and needed attention, but don't think he wants a bear to sort it.
Hope all have a good day, potting on, planting & not buying at GC
Verdun's reminded me, 5 weeks or so and we'll be on holiday in England. Heading for Shropshire and David Austin's rose nursery. Anyone know of any good gardens to visit in Shropshire?
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Well, that's one line of washing out, another in the machine (where does it all come from, there's only two of us ) and I've mowed the front lawn ................
Shopping list to write .........
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Up late this morning due to OH leaving me to sleep off my excessive tiredness. Got work this afternoon and its a sunny morning but prolly won't go out or I'll only find work to do.
Tom stayed in the coldframe last night, lid squeezed down as low as it will go. Toms are getting pretty tallish and already been repotted, so I am okay to do this right? I mean, obviously any threat of frost will chase them indoors again
Already been to GC, checked first for bears, all clear
Bought a new plant for feather bed. Helictotrichon sempervirons. Hope it's ok cos it's one which didn't get mentioned/suggested. Tried to walk away several times but it won in the end . Even took a photo to research it later. Certainly wouldn't have bought it if I had looked at it on google images but lovely in the Gc so lets get it planted and cross fingers!
WINTERSONG - I love love love your arch, looks so much sturdier than mine (gets what ya pays for I guess). What plants are they growing along the path? I have two new ones down at the bottom of the garden next to kids play area that was wise wasn't it? Not really planning further planting there this year but would need to be football friendly
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Up for hours, sometimes just can't get motivated. Fellow gardeners here are a great help, will now get of the iPad and start potting on tomatoes and cucumbers.
Morning all.
That was some dream KEF, have you been taking hallucinogenic drugs.
Weather does not sound good for rest of the week, At least it means I can put off my least favourite job, staking. Each year I try so hard to make it look natural, but the plants still look like trussed chickens.
I fancy a bit of window shopping, so I think I may visit a couple of GCs. Of course I shall only be looking.
Have a good day everyone.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Been out to inspect and all are well
No bear 
Dunno where the bear came from, well it was asleep in a tree until OH woke it up 
the door and locks part was down to OH saying side door handle was stiff and needed attention, but don't think he wants a bear to sort it.
Hope all have a good day, potting on, planting & not buying at GC
Thoughts with those at the saltmines.
Morning all.
What a horrible dream KEF!
Verdun's reminded me, 5 weeks or so and we'll be on holiday in England. Heading for Shropshire and David Austin's rose nursery. Anyone know of any good gardens to visit in Shropshire?
KEF! I know who the culprit was .........
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Well, that's one line of washing out, another in the machine (where does it all come from, there's only two of us
) and I've mowed the front lawn ................
Shopping list to write .........
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Morning forkers.
Up late this morning due to OH leaving me to sleep off my excessive tiredness. Got work this afternoon and its a sunny morning but prolly won't go out or I'll only find work to do.
Tom stayed in the coldframe last night, lid squeezed down as low as it will go. Toms are getting pretty tallish and already been repotted, so I am okay to do this right? I mean, obviously any threat of frost will chase them indoors again
Morning.
Already been to GC, checked first for bears, all clear
Bought a new plant for feather bed. Helictotrichon sempervirons. Hope it's ok cos it's one which didn't get mentioned/suggested. Tried to walk away several times but it won in the end
. Even took a photo to research it later. Certainly wouldn't have bought it if I had looked at it on google images
but lovely in the Gc so lets get it planted and cross fingers!
WINTERSONG - I love love love your arch, looks so much sturdier than mine (gets what ya pays for I guess). What plants are they growing along the path? I have two new ones down at the bottom of the garden next to kids play area
that was wise wasn't it? Not really planning further planting there this year but would need to be football friendly