Just made a big discovery, I can see the computer screen much better, if I wear my glasses!
Plan today, is to move a few plants, to places where they may look better. However long I garden I still struggle to throw out plants which I don't think earn their keep. I prefer to keep moving their location, hoping to eventually find the perfect location.
Must be more ruthless.
Apple and Blackberry crumble for breakfast!
Have a good day.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
I used to struggle with chucking plants too, but I know I don't have room here so that makes it a bit easier! I can always palm them off on my nephew as he has a new build and needs plenty of plants. My sister can never say no either - even though her garden is as over stuffed as her house
Got a bit wet coming back from the garage. Hope the smirr goes off so that I can get outside. I really don't fancy doing indoor stuff, even though there's plenty needs doing. Those walls won't paint themselves.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I love the idea of getting plants for free, but also find some of my plant positioning is a bit more imaginative with divisions, probably because they are freebies, so I am less concerned about their future health.
Bad luck on the car fg, and you with the tele DD.
Now going to lie on the sofa, and watch the first part of "The Night Of ", a new series, which has had very good reviews.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
Productive morning doc. I know what you mean about being less concerned if they're freebies
It's the labour for cars that's the killer - the materials needed (brake pads and a couple of bulbs) and the MOT came to just over £100. Add the VAT and labour ....
It's necessary so it's how it is. It's a good local garage. They always warn you if things need done, and don't just crack on and do them without checking or doing them unnecessarily.
Still wet so no gardening today. It's watered the hydrangea in nicely though. I don't think it noticed it's move at all
I've caught a new Scandi drama - first two episodes have been on- Angelby. Quite good so far.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Hi all.
Very muggy here.
Just made a big discovery, I can see the computer screen much better, if I wear my glasses!
Plan today, is to move a few plants, to places where they may look better. However long I garden I still struggle to throw out plants which I don't think earn their keep. I prefer to keep moving their location, hoping to eventually find the perfect location.
Must be more ruthless.
Apple and Blackberry crumble for breakfast!
Have a good day.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Morning all
Hope all went well Pat and that you enjoyed a late b'fast.
Pdoc,. . crumble at night time for me not b'fast.
Breezy so the dampness should soon be gone.
Morning all.
Each time I went out to top up Spikey food last night, I'd have sworn it was warmer outdoors than indoors. Most odd.
Coal face beckons at 12. Orchid watering this morning methinks.
Good morning all , very busy few days after getting back from hols , back to normal today
Had strawberries and yog for breakfast , just having 2nd cup of tea
Went opticians yesterday , needed new pair of glasses amazed at cost , not had had any new ones for a few years thou !
Agree with Dovefromabove , definite Autumn feel all of a sudden , thou grass is green hear
Off to allotment this morning , dig potoatoes and see what need doing
Hope alls with everybody
doc - there's never a wrong time for crumble...
I used to struggle with chucking plants too, but I know I don't have room here so that makes it a bit easier! I can always palm them off on my nephew as he has a new build and needs plenty of plants. My sister can never say no either - even though her garden is as over stuffed as her house
Got a bit wet coming back from the garage. Hope the smirr goes off so that I can get outside. I really don't fancy doing indoor stuff, even though there's plenty needs doing. Those walls won't paint themselves.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Grww - TV man came, fitted all the wires, only to find he has the wrong set top box - have to wait another week now for 'real telly'.
Oh poo! How annoying ((hugs))
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
You'll just have to put up with our inane chat DD. Not that I'm ever inane of course....
Got wet again going back for car. £230....
Definitely toast and beans for a couple of months. I need tulips....
On the plus side - I have a nice newly painted wall in the lounge, and one undercoated door frame...
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I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Lovely morning dividing and replanting.
I love the idea of getting plants for free, but also find some of my plant positioning is a bit more imaginative with divisions, probably because they are freebies, so I am less concerned about their future health.
Bad luck on the car fg, and you with the tele DD.
Now going to lie on the sofa, and watch the first part of "The Night Of ", a new series, which has had very good reviews.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Productive morning doc. I know what you mean about being less concerned if they're freebies
It's the labour for cars that's the killer - the materials needed (brake pads and a couple of bulbs) and the MOT came to just over £100. Add the VAT and labour ....
It's necessary so it's how it is. It's a good local garage. They always warn you if things need done, and don't just crack on and do them without checking or doing them unnecessarily.
Still wet so no gardening today. It's watered the hydrangea in nicely though. I don't think it noticed it's move at all
I've caught a new Scandi drama - first two episodes have been on- Angelby. Quite good so far.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...