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Anyone done any gardening today - version 3

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  • Kitty 2Kitty 2 Posts: 5,150
    Potted on some seedlings in the conservatory 🌱🌱🌱  and then bravely ventured down to the bottom of the garden to check and water some stuff overwintering in the greenhouse. 

    Any enthusiasm I had for outdoor work was blown away by the biting wind. It's f.f.f.freezing.

  • Lizzie27Lizzie27 Posts: 12,494
    Had a quick walk round the garden once the snow had thawed and counted the flowers in bloom, does that count? They were a few late snowdrops, daffodils, crocuses, squills, hyacinths, anenomes, cherry tree blossom and prunus incisa, quince, lonicera fragantissima, daphne odora, pink & white heathers, celandines, primroses and primulas hellebores, witchhazel and pulmonaria. I was amazed!  Some look a bit droopy after the snow but in the sunshine,they are now perking up.  Now if only Spring would hurry up I might get some more.
    North East Somerset - Clay soil over limestone
  • Joyce21Joyce21 Posts: 15,489
    Did a few hours gardening in fairly mild, sunny weather.
    SW Scotland
  • Allotment BoyAllotment Boy Posts: 6,774
    Did venture to Plots after lunch picked some sprouts broccoli & prised a few small leeks out. Wind nearly cut me in half! Snow almost gone.
    AB Still learning

  • I've spent most of today in the garden! To hell with the housework,the sun's shining!!
    Planted up my new Clematis and a climbing rose for the arch.Did some rockery building,Planted two Lavender,Penstemon and Salvias,also split a large geranium in two "Mrs Kendall Clarke" it looks quite pretty on the label!
    Now relaxing with a cuppa,surveying the work! Oooh,I bet I ache tomorrow!x😁😁🌱

    The whole truth is an instrument that can only be played by an expert.
  • Kitty 2Kitty 2 Posts: 5,150
    I like your style Cazgo 😁. Who needs to hoover when the sun is shining? 😉.

    Spent most of my afternoon outside, pruning, weeding, and potting up.  Green bin is almost full to the top.

    Has anyone seen @Learnincurve since the forum update?  She was really cracking on with her garden but we've not heard from her for a while.
    Hi LC if you're looking in 🙋.
  • Not heard from LC either, so I hello from me too - please join us again.
    We finally dug over the wild flower area for a third and last time - removing as much bind weed as we could. Now the soil is covered until we are ready to sow the seed - early next month if the weather doesn't change for the worse again. I also planted the last of my new bare root strawberries, watered and manured around them.
  • Hostafan1Hostafan1 Posts: 34,889
    I've finished "moving on" the agapanthus into bigger pots and I've potted up lots of summer bulbs. With only 4 hours sleep last night, I'm not knackered.
    Devon.
  • This morning OH mowed our grassy bank - first time for a few months and he washed some pots and module trays.  I sowed some castor oil beans, cucumber and sunflower seeds, then we planted an established Michaelmas Daisy which should please the pollinating insects in late summer/autumn and watered a few other new plantings to promote good growth.
  • AnniDAnniD Posts: 12,583
    Birthday outing to GC this morning, OH bought me David Austin rose "Graham Thomas". We had one years ago, and it was the best rose l ever had. Also bought some herbs and manure with vouchers I'd been given. Called in at SM on way home and bought clematis and honeysuckle for £2.50 each, look very healthy. Just wish the weather would improve, people at GC saying that forecast for Easter isn't great, and l haven't sown a seed yet !  :/
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