Can't say it's Spring-like in Kent yet, don't have a walled garden although sheltered corners of my garden seem to be a haven for the early risers.
Cut all my group 3 Clematis back now, couple of deciduous shrubs need re-positioning and the tricky task of deciding where some riotous perennials should get housed when the time comes plays on my mind. I'm not one for sling-it-anywhere, praise be to those that are, for me it's all about getting it right before that optimum window is gone
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Just poked my head out the door. Second year in a row the Crocus' have popped up early are are now looking thoroughly bedraggled,
Bought my seed spuds Charlotte & Pink Fir
Just need the family to start eating a lot of eggs 
Can't say it's Spring-like in Kent yet, don't have a walled garden although sheltered corners of my garden seem to be a haven for the early risers.
Cut all my group 3 Clematis back now, couple of deciduous shrubs need re-positioning and the tricky task of deciding where some riotous perennials should get housed when the time comes plays on my mind. I'm not one for sling-it-anywhere, praise be to those that are, for me it's all about getting it right before that optimum window is gone
happy gardening
does an emergency repair to a lake overflow system count as gardening?
Oh, and I took lots of photos too.
Well, I heard you got cold and wet and very muddy, Hosta, so that sounds like gardening to me!
Been outside for a couple of hours this morning. Transplanted some Hawthorn, dug in some summer bulbs and walked around wishing it was spring!
Wind getting up now, so relaxing with a cuppa
hideous storm so not even sure I'll venture as far as the polytunnels today.
about time you got some Verdun. I think we've had rain at some point every day for over 2 months.
https://weather.com/en-GB/weather/10day/l/UKXX0854:1:UK
and no end in sight.