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  • michael mpcmichael mpc Posts: 422

     been down garden 715 this morn  bit more weeding picked up the weeds I pulled out yesterday filled up the last bin jammed it down as hard as poss will have to put a piece of black plastic down for next weeds   planted the last 25 winter cabbage yesterday today the 23 brocalli  that is it until the pickling onions dry  and can get sorted for jars will get at least 3 big jars if not 4   keep me going   for a while     image

  • plant pauperplant pauper Posts: 6,904

    Aunty Rach. You want to watch those nieces! I have one!!!

  • Busy-LizzieBusy-Lizzie Posts: 24,036

    Gardening on hold, too hot again.

    Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
  • Victoria SpongeVictoria Sponge Posts: 3,502

    Gardening on hold here too, but because it's whizzing it downimage

    Glad though, think it might smarten things up nicely (I don't waterimage)

    Yesterday I tidied up the back of the shade border. The bees had the best of the campion and woundwort and it had started to look manky and leprosy ridden. A gap there now, apart from two 'perennial' foxgloves I uncovered. Hopefully they will flower this year, chucked some mixed honesty seeds down too.

    My primulas have germinated, vialii and various drumsticks, my Autumn snaps seedlings have vanished but one. I accuse the one-footed beasts but have no proof.

    Relocated a verbena bona from the lawn mess and pricked out some toadflax and eve prim weedlings I'm growing for a thin strip of land I've requisitioned next to my front railings.

    Might do a bit of next year planning/bulb list making nowimage

    Wearside, England.
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  • plant pauperplant pauper Posts: 6,904

    I am beside myself with excitement. My Gardeners Garters won't spread...I know I know I kill Japanese anemone too, so I took a handful of seeds off it and planted them in a seed tray. I CAN SEE GREEN!! and not just mossy crust either...

    I didn't even know if I was planting the right thing or just wee bits of dust but lo and behold I might have seedlings coming. Woo Hoo!

  • GWRSGWRS Posts: 8,478

    Hello everybody very busy weekend in garden/allotment 

    Recovered small plastic greenhouse , in which shallots are drying 

    Sorted out pots / trays and stored them in a new plastic storage box behind greenhouse 

    Trimmed trees/bushes , won't bore with rest of details but pleased with self 

    Hope alls well with everybody image

  • michael mpcmichael mpc Posts: 422

    hi all been down to my garden watered pricked a few toms  all looking good left  g/house open my step son asked me to look after his g /house and water imageimage I opened g/house met with a wall of green and stifling hot vent not open door shut  tight  allicanti toms with about 6 yes 6 shoots and about 25 trusses on some shoots with bits of flowers on about 3ft long  so out with snips and string and went to town on plants I filled a big bucket with cuttings the cue plant I gave him had 4 big good cues on down the side of g/h he said they had not came cut the 4 off  . 2 came home left 2 about 3 nice little cues coming peppers jammed against glass  peppers all over   .had the stems all over tied them up put sticks in fed them all  2 small plants tom) in 6ins pots took them out and put in a 18ins big pot had to find some compost..to fill pots with  some of the pots got him this year 12/15/inch pots he had not put any holes in them I had to jam my knife in base a few times  imageimage  then the youngest g/son lives next door seen my 4x4 shouted hi g/dad so stopped for a bit THEN SAID SOD IT HAD ENOUGH  HOME FOR A CUPPA     When he gets back ggrrrr

  • Busy-LizzieBusy-Lizzie Posts: 24,036

    Spent 2 hours this morning weeding and pruning.

    Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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