Yes you're right, a pulmonaria Ocupol, clematis Parisienne (that was a boo boo buy - right colour, wrong size) an apricot delight achillea, rudbeckia maxima and the empty looking pot is a Buphthalmum.
We've been planting hazel today, they were a bundle of 10 (dh calls them twigs) as our neighbou hasn't leaved next door for quite awhile and her fence keeps falling down and we cannot keep trying to patch it up/replace some panels so thought we would plant so hazel as a living fence.
Vegbythesea - if you having any fruit trees / bushes ( currants etc ) now would be a good time to plant unless the ground frozen / really wet cold.
Before you get stuck in make a plan on paper or in mind like me , remember you need to rotate your veg to reduce the chance of disease so 3 + beds would be ideal.
Make a compost bin/heap, no perennial weeds on the compost heap/bin.
I think it was seven plants I got in their new places today. 3 shield ferns, 3 Saxifrage London Pride, 2 Cowslips, 1 Pyracantha and a partridge in a...I mean and a Eleagnus.
Oops that 9 plus the Geranium Johnson's Blue...okay, a perfect score of 10 today
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Another sunny day. I spent part of it up a ladder (again, and I hate heights) pruning an old apple tree.
Goodies indeed Perki!
Yes you're right, a pulmonaria Ocupol, clematis Parisienne (that was a boo boo buy - right colour, wrong size
) an apricot delight achillea, rudbeckia maxima and the empty looking pot is a Buphthalmum.
lots of digging to do is there anything that I should be starting to plant
We've been planting hazel today, they were a bundle of 10 (dh calls them twigs) as our neighbou hasn't leaved next door for quite awhile and her fence keeps falling down and we cannot keep trying to patch it up/replace some panels so thought we would plant so hazel as a living fence.
Vegbythesea - if you having any fruit trees / bushes ( currants etc ) now would be a good time to plant unless the ground frozen / really wet cold.
Before you get stuck in make a plan on paper or in mind like me
, remember you need to rotate your veg to reduce the chance of disease so 3 + beds would be ideal.
Make a compost bin/heap, no perennial weeds on the compost heap/bin.
Any tips are always helpful I've got a couple of fruit bushes ready to go in
oops , planted the wrong colour again.
Doh @ Fidget.
Oops that 9 plus the Geranium Johnson's Blue...okay, a perfect score of 10 today
Love the picture Fidget
No gardening today but could have dead headed peeps at EE call centre
Got two green re-cycling bins to fill tomorrow watch this space 