I have managed 2 hours in the garden, wellies were needed but no mac, it is paining now. It is a good time to plant out when it is about to rain, I am still composting seedlings
Well it's like this you see: 20 years ago we felt sorry for a peacock and two peahens who were being kept in a shed on an allotment in Frome. So we adopted them, thinking that they would like some space. They did: but now there is only the peacock (called Kevin) and he likes the garden best. I don't know how long they live but I fear it may be a very long time ...
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Lottie dont mention strawberries- there is a cadger about
Smallswan- poor basil-how will sybil cope?
If that was Sir Basil its Lady Rosemary you need to worry about...
Could have been basil brush
I think Sybil will be allright, but I am not sure about the peacock ... euthanasia comes to mind.
How come you have a peacock in your garden? -sounds very stately
I have managed 2 hours in the garden, wellies were needed but no mac, it is paining now. It is a good time to plant out when it is about to rain, I am still composting seedlings
@smallswan I am very curious about the peacock?
Good news my dads dahlias arrived but where are my plug plants?
Have they still not turned up-have you contacted them?
We had a heavy rain spell but has stopped now-not warm out
Well it's like this you see: 20 years ago we felt sorry for a peacock and two peahens who were being kept in a shed on an allotment in Frome. So we adopted them, thinking that they would like some space. They did: but now there is only the peacock (called Kevin) and he likes the garden best. I don't know how long they live but I fear it may be a very long time ...
Then you only have yourself to blame-where does Kevin sleep-at the end of the bed?
Not: he has a roost in a barn to keep him out of the rain. Actually I have OH to blame, so I do, frequently.