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  • Matty2Matty2 Posts: 4,817

    Just done some indoor gardening as was in danger of crazyyyyy

    Took over kitchen (I know Jo) but it's my kitchen and long enough to cook one end and garden the other if need beimage

    Any way potted up some Amaranthus into bigger modules, already pricked up once but still very small, and pricked out some evening primrose ito small modules. Topped up compost on Morning glories. Only a little but it has given me a feeling of peace and satisfaction. Tomorrow I will look at veg and see what i can do there.

    The chill seems to permeate every crack and opening, and this is DG, CH and insulated - Brrrr.

    Will now go and check for replies on my peruvian lily thread, I really need to know what to do with them as they are nothing like I was expectingimage

  • SwissSueSwissSue Posts: 1,447

    Hallo everyone, postman brought me parcel with plugs I had ordered today. Poor little things, the box was ice cold! Have potted them on in compost that I had to put in front of the radiator for a couple of hours. Got 3 burgundy coloured pelargoniums, 6 mixed millionbells and 5 mixed gazanias, do hope they survive, are on the window sill which has a radiator below.image Ordered a red geranium and 2 hellebores (Double Ellen Red and Double Ellen Picotée) today. Have sworn to myself that this is the last order, as have so many seeds to sow and heaven only knows where I'm going to put them all!

    Hope you all have a nice evening and get well soon snifflers.image

  • Caz WCaz W Posts: 1,353

    Nothing wrong with a bit of indoor gardening BJay - have been known to do the same myself imageHope your little plants are nice and cosy now Sue image

     

  • Afternoon. I've had my hair done and now have taken up position on sofa wrapped in blanket wit cats for warmth. Gardening hour on QVC so wonder what will tempt me today

  • Gary HobsonGary Hobson Posts: 1,892

    Those shopping channel gardening programs are sometimes very interesting.

    They often have novel and useful bits of kit, and also plants (roses, lililes and all manner of stuff) from reputable suppliers.

    But I've never bought anything by telephone myself.

  • Matty2Matty2 Posts: 4,817

    Just been trying to get on here and getting squashed tomato. Thought it would mean improved but now I am on, it is no changeimage

  • Evening Everybody! 

    Been busy potting up, mainly perennials now, am seriously, seriously running out of room for everything image

    Was awarded more freebie's at work today, and I just couldn't refuse image so the hand-made polytunnel down on the allotment as had to house today's treat's

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     And ain't these "Beautiful"

     

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     Just need the weather to warm now so we can all get "Outside Gardening" image

  • Busy-LizzieBusy-Lizzie Posts: 23,966

    Hello all, been out all day. Bit of a nuisance really as weather was nice and I could have been doing things in the garden. Lunch with friends was nice, committee meeting went on a bit.

    Had email this morning to say my plug plants have been dispatched and should arrive tomorrow. Rain forecast tomorrow so good day to be potting up in the GH. Tomatoes and ageratums ready to pot on. New French Marigolds overtaking the pathetic first sowing. Perhaps they were duff seeds.

    Bunny, that cake mustn't put you off sending cake photos. It was a special cake for son's wedding and took ages. Most of my cakes, when I can be bothered to make them, are a bit hit and miss. Sorry about the deer. Must have been a shock. Same problem here, they just rush out so fast, wild boar, foxes and badgers too. I hit a badger once, first one I'd ever seen. I didn't know they could run so fast, it was like it was trying to commit suicide.

    Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
  • FloBearFloBear Posts: 2,281

    Evenin' all.

    Dean, you look as if you're setting up your own Garden Centre there!

    Had word today from the paving stone chap that he intends to start next Tuesday. Means I must finish the digging, flatten the site and move the chicken ranch. Bet it starts raining tomorrow.

  • jo4eyesjo4eyes Posts: 2,058

    No rain in forcast Flo. Hope your back holds up.

    Daughter has pulled a muscle with coughing- ouch. So far my back/sciatica are better today.... am driving down M6 tomorrow though so may end up with more aches & pains. Shall wave at Becks & Gary as I pass.

    We've just clarified which day we'll go to the Tatton show this yr. There's no RHS only day this time, so shall avoid Ladies Day! Must check with OH if he wants to come again. He was very well behaved last year- all those plants to photograph- & he's got a newer camera now...... You watch postie try & deliver another camera related parcel tomorrow when I wont be around. image J.

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