Anyone else feel like they're going to get caught out?

[zebedee]

Just seems like I have loads of seedlings, but not much in the ground yet...

You n me both, bro!

[Matt.]

If your plot is local go down in the evenings for an hour or so. If your wife is breast feeding or does the last feed anyway thats a perfect timeslot to have a bit of time for yourself. Its amazing how fast that hour feels like 10 minutes though...

[Victoria Plum]

My beans and peas suffered over the winter - so I have only got smallish plants and a few flowers too

[NOG]

With the help of the family I got my corn, chard, spinage beat in over the weekend. Before the skys opened....but at least all the water butts are full.

[TonyF]

Wayne, I felt like that a couple of weeks ago, industrial quantities of seedlings across the back of the house, on a low wall top, anywhere I had space.

And suddenly I'm starting to think that perhaps I haven't actually got enough plants to go in and whether I can get some late sowings started

[HayleyB]

I feel a bit inundated but I'm a bit stuck until my neighbour comes and rotovates the new allotment area in the paddock, he's meant to be doing it this week so I'm desperately trying to keep stuff alive for the meantime.

[HeyWayne]

If your plot is local go down in the evenings for an hour or so. If your wife is breast feeding or does the last feed anyway thats a perfect timeslot to have a bit of time for yourself. Its amazing how fast that hour feels like 10 minutes though...

I do try and get an hour - trouble is it's not always still light when I get that hour.

Wayne, I felt like that a couple of weeks ago, industrial quantities of seedlings across the back of the house, on a low wall top, anywhere I had space.

And suddenly I'm starting to think that perhaps I haven't actually got enough plants to go in and whether I can get some late sowings started

Glad it's not just new numpties like me.

[miffy]

Is your plot in walking distance? You could all go down together little bean in his pram, get a chair for lady wayne to sit in and you can tend your plants while little un gets some fresh air, might help him sleep later too.

[Farmer_Gyles]

i went away at feb half term, came home had food poisoning lasted 5 weeks - had good days and bad, got some stuff sown and planted on the days when i didn't feel too bad, but very behind with a lot of it
caught up a bit - home veggie patch all planted out - parts of allotment planted out - but have done my back in now and got greenhouse full of seedlings ready to plant and unable to dig allotment to plant anything else out .......

[TEB]

Nope its all in, only succession and follow on planting, no space left, just weeding and feeding

[zazen999]

*TEB not getting the 'support and fellowship' aspect of the vine.

[OverWyreGrower]

I have done really well with some stuff, but rubbish with others.... still got peas, beans, cabbage, lettuce, broccoli, herbs etc in pots on windowsills... still looks like a plant nursery!

I suspect it's cos we spent so much time getting the tunnel up, that I've neglected the actual veg beds in the patch! OH had promised to help me do some digging, but this weekend we ended up taking apart the old greenhouse, as more of the glass was precariously loose and one of the dogs put his head through a pane of it

I am determined to get it sorted though - my next days off from work are 2nd week in June, however OH is having a foot operation, so he won't be much use!

[Two_Sheds]

It's a slightly different story in the mini greenhouse...

Can't look any worse than mine today:

[zazen999]

Just saw those on Faceache Two_Sheds......I winced.

Hope you can rescue them.

xxx

[SueA]

Oh dear, was that from the wind Two Sheds?
I've got a mini plastic greenhouse full of little plants & the kitchen is full of seedlings (some of which are looking a bit poorly now as they need to go outside!) & I really need to get around to putting them all out properly, just waiting for another few sunny days to harden them all off & plant out.