Well what a lot of digging I have done ended up uncovering a large hole with lots of lime bricks in under ground was about 1/2 metre deep thought maybe there was a lime kilm there once - not sure though
took some pics - ended up filling it in only want to plant in top area hope it will be fine for the plants
when I was planting my apple tree right near by the area a year before last I had to dig out loads of lime bricks right where I wanted the tree to be - so must have been something with all those bricks
Planted out a few phlox and hebe from Woody plant sale and a large stipa gigantea which I got from Stansted garden show - so Verdun will need advise for what to do with it in winter/ spring re cutting it or not?
Found a tin of metal paint in the garrage pinched a bit as dad's, but he has had it a long time - painted old bbq so now dark green not rusty will be used for a bird water table/bath
Fidgebones it is all knackering this digging mallarky, me prepared area for plants so that will be more digging yet to do
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My guess would be to eat one Lily
Better yet, suggest OH eats one 
Your tree looked good btw. We're the small green blobs the olives?
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Well what a lot of digging I have done ended up uncovering a large hole with lots of lime bricks in under ground was about 1/2 metre deep thought maybe there was a lime kilm there once - not sure though
took some pics - ended up filling it in only want to plant in top area hope it will be fine for the plants
when I was planting my apple tree right near by the area a year before last I had to dig out loads of lime bricks right where I wanted the tree to be - so must have been something with all those bricks
Planted out a few phlox and hebe from Woody plant sale and a large stipa gigantea which I got from Stansted garden show - so Verdun will need advise for what to do with it in winter/ spring re cutting it or not?
Found a tin of metal paint in the garrage pinched a bit as dad's, but he has had it a long time - painted old bbq so now dark green not rusty will be used for a bird water table/bath
Fidgebones it is all knackering this digging mallarky, me prepared area for plants so that will be more digging yet to do
Yes,all these"it only takes 10 minutes to plant sweet corn"
But it takes three hours to prepare the soil first. I have a block of 7x10 planted a foot apart. Sweet corn fest come September.
Panda
Hugs OL
Thanks Lily x
FB, my seeds arrived today so sowing tomorrow, thank you and fingers crossed
Watered the garden tonight, .......and now its chucking it down!!!
Me not watered garden watered myself instead it was either one or the other - chucking it down too so rain watering garden
Thanks Verdun - when cutting it is that right low down to the ground?