Hoping to make some more bread rolls, and actually write Christmas cards.
Fine enough and not so water logged so managed to walk around garden, The plants where it was most water-logged look very sad and not sure if they will survive. If I have time will put a bit more compost on the area. Is this the right thing to do??
Mulch helps to retain moisture in the soil. It keeps the rain in. The best thing to help soil recovery might be aeration, or digging. Or you could let the worms do it for you. I guess the worms emigrate when the soil gets waterlogged, or frozen.
Oops, sorry Dean, I'll sing a bit quieter. fa la la la la, la la la la.
Not quiet enough? Well, you could pay me to stop, of course
Had fun singing, would have headed over to So'ton afterwards for the feast if I'd known in time, Geoff!
Have just discovered I have no spare Christmas cards so can't start mine until I get some from the library tomorrow. And buy stamps. Not from the library.
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Just hung washing on line!!!!
Hoping to make some more bread rolls, and actually write Christmas cards.
Fine enough and not so water logged so managed to walk around garden, The plants where it was most water-logged look very sad and not sure if they will survive. If I have time will put a bit more compost on the area. Is this the right thing to do??
See you later
Piling compost on top won't rescuscitate drowned plants. Best let things dry out, though there's not much chance of that happening.
I wasn't thinking of recusitation, just helping the soil to recover, if the plants live, they do, if they die so be it.
I htink drying out, well next rain shower and we're off again
Mulch helps to retain moisture in the soil. It keeps the rain in. The best thing to help soil recovery might be aeration, or digging. Or you could let the worms do it for you. I guess the worms emigrate when the soil gets waterlogged, or frozen.
Geoff, you have a way with words!
Enjoy your day.
Glyn
Have just detached the drying begonia corms from the compost and dispatched weevil grubs to 6 gaping mouths-really satisfying
In the sun it is rather pleasant
Christmas table is laid-visitors arrive later
Good afternoon all,
Very festive table, Geoff. there dosen't seem to be room for all us forkers
I steeped my begonia corms in provado for a few hours then let them dry out. I don't know if that was the right thing to do.
Coffee needed! n my head hurts!
A good night was had by all!
Choccie............Stocking
Afternoon lovelies!! We're finishing Jessies Santa beard and boots today!
Apologies for not doing results of yesterdays pressie advent, but got back later than expected last night!
We did have 2 winners though, and they were Dean and Gary with crayons and colouring pictures! Yay!
Bjay came second with just the colouring book! 
Todays pressie is the same, so you can all have a guessing rest.
Geoff, choccie - Stocking! And your table looks lovely!! What time are you picking us up again??
Afters all. FA LA LA LA LA, LA LA LA LA!!
Oops, sorry Dean, I'll sing a bit quieter. fa la la la la, la la la la.
Not quiet enough? Well, you could pay me to stop, of course
Had fun singing, would have headed over to So'ton afterwards for the feast if I'd known in time, Geoff!
Have just discovered I have no spare Christmas cards so can't start mine until I get some from the library tomorrow. And buy stamps. Not from the library.