No GW!!!! Gutted, I enjoy my weekly fix of Monty & Co!
Happy Anniversary Excitable Boy, have a great night out.
Kate, I managed to get 3 hours out in the garden.....bliss, even thought it was mass clearing, still loads more to go but its nice to see a weed free area
A question to all, I have some hostas to plant out and have a perfect spot for them, what does everyone use for slug problems? I dont want to use anything chemical as we have 2 dogs. All tips gratefully received x
I've managed to get a bit of planting done in between downpours - got some delphiniums and brunnera planted in our front garden. I've got some digitalis, saxifrage and hostas sitting in pots waiting to go out in the back, but we're suffering something of a fencing issue and I'm holding off on planting anything in the bed next to it until it's fixed. My sweet peas are in and I've got nasturtiums coming up in a few places, as well as my fine selection of pound shop bulbs
Not sure how the veg bed is doing - it got fairly seriously waterlogged. There's some beetroot, sprouts and psb coming up, and potatoes starting to sprout.
This is the first year I've had a garden, so all pretty exciting!
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I will not be able to watch anything until the mad man with the petrol tools has left, I cannot hear the tv.
Absolute disgrace!
Would have missed it anyway as we're off out to celebrate another year of wedded bliss!
Ah, will there be champagne and strawberries?
beginning of the hike to keet seel
betatakin canyon on the way to keet seel
keet seel-hike is 36 miles, part of which was in a great afternoon thunderstorm in betatakin canyon with transient waterfalls
No GW!!!! Gutted, I enjoy my weekly fix of Monty & Co!
Happy Anniversary Excitable Boy, have a great night out.
Kate, I managed to get 3 hours out in the garden.....bliss, even thought it was mass clearing, still loads more to go but its nice to see a weed free area
A question to all, I have some hostas to plant out and have a perfect spot for them, what does everyone use for slug problems? I dont want to use anything chemical as we have 2 dogs. All tips gratefully received x
GW being usurped by snooker truly is criminal.
I've managed to get a bit of planting done in between downpours - got some delphiniums and brunnera planted in our front garden. I've got some digitalis, saxifrage and hostas sitting in pots waiting to go out in the back, but we're suffering something of a fencing issue and I'm holding off on planting anything in the bed next to it until it's fixed. My sweet peas are in and I've got nasturtiums coming up in a few places, as well as my fine selection of pound shop bulbs
Not sure how the veg bed is doing - it got fairly seriously waterlogged. There's some beetroot, sprouts and psb coming up, and potatoes starting to sprout.
This is the first year I've had a garden, so all pretty exciting!
I mulch mine with piles and piles of grit so that the leaves don't touch any soil EVER EVER.
increasing the circles of grit as they grow.
I'm also going to use the Garlic solution once the rain stops
Woo2 I have beer traps but I am a night prowler with a salt pot and a torch.
Rob I have some pound shop irises that are going great guns just hope that they flower.