Poured six cube of concrete in heavy sleet first thing this morning. Got too cold and wet. Came home and did accounts - never mind tomorrow's another day.
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Went and bought 4 big bags of compost ready for a sowing session tomorrow. Every day this week the forecast has been horrid so I've been running errands, and every day its been lovely so I could have done the lottie after all *sigh*
Lottie day tomorrow, going to throw in my desirees as they got moved (intheir box) into a sunny spot by the builders and have put out inch long white shoots. Will plant them and give them a serious hay mulch to protect them. Fingers crossed that should work.
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A lovely day today for going to the Hill
- I planted the onion sets that I bought in Wilko, like the first day they came onto the shelves. WHy do they sell them in such large quantities? I've sown a 10' by 4' bed with them and that was squashing them a bit close together.
- I also sowed a 4' rows of radish, lettuce and carrots.
- I made two more paths out of plastic sheeting, encouraged that the 2 I put in last week have come to no harm.
- I pulled 3 stalks of rhubarb (about 10" long each) for my mum, and took some bags of FYM to her house and dug them into her 10' by 5' veg bed.
Batch cooking this evening (somthing do do with gammon, and a chicken curry, from memory) after updating the blog.
Hope everyone had a really good day at their respective plots!
(With apologies to SR and lyndap for the onion comments - I know you've had troubles... )
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Sunny, warm, lovely, great gardening day - but what was I doing sorting out the computer ! Had a virus on it / in it which ever, took 3 hrs to sort out ! by which time enrgy was gone, umpph had left and chilling seemed a good idea.
But now i feel bad that I didnt make the effort. still it will have a few more days to dry out as I cant get down now until Tuesday.Denise xox
Learn from the mistakes of others because you'll never live long enough to make them all yourself.
-- Alfred E. Neumann
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You can never have enough onions Hazel!
In the greenhouse today, early and mid season nobs pricked out along with derby day cabbage and leeks, far too many leeks.
Achillea seedlings were also pricked out and other hardy and half ahrdy flowers were sown in 4" pots.
The weather is supposedly good tommorow so the good lady and I are off to the plots to plant some bluebells, artichokes and possibly do some digging ground permitting. The frying pan is going with us as its snorkers and onions for elevenses.
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Chopped the apple tree back further and removed a conifer from behind it (probably the reason the poor apple was leaning across the garden). Cut down miles of brambles from the hedge. Not sure right now if me or the garden is winning.
Snadger - feeling the same way as youHappy Gardening,
Shirley
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Had a day out - pub lunch - but returned via garden centre with bottle of ***** Fluid to spruce up the greenhouse and some bags of seed compost - 4 varieties of toms to sow tomorrow - sungold, tropical ruby, berry and green zebra. The latter isn't F1 so I save my seeds. Love 'em!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Working today, so no gardening, but I am going to plant some more seeds for the propogator in a few mins, need to feel as though I've done something constructive today after a reall **** day at work! 2 staff on hols, 2 rung in sick meant I was the only keyholder out of a total of 6 of staff for the whole branch! I was the only supervisor, the only peron who knew how to do babyseat fitting, the only person who could authorise refunds or price changes, the only person who could access the security cabinets or the safe, the only person who could do cycle repairs plus the computers went down for 5 hours this morning, plus we had 2 audio fittings, and no fitter as he'd rung in sick! No wage money available to bring in any extra staff, and those I did try to get in extra were all busy, plus some bod at head office has decided we all need to spend 180 hours sorting our warehouses out, labelling them up with labels to say what goes on each shelf, ok, it will look good, but I dont think it works when your storeroom is the size of a postage stamp! Spent all day running round with my b** on fire, totally k******** and fed up now! Methinks a nice large brandy is deffo indicated!Blessings
Suzanne (aka Mrs Dobby)
'Garden naked - get some colour in your cheeks'!
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Hi all
Today (or rather yesterday) I managed to get the frame up of my greenhouse. My youngest stepson helped put in the redecurrant bushes I bought at Aldi the other week. At work at the mo and its finally quietened down! (now I've said that its probabaly going to go mad) Thats the good thing about busy shifts on emergency wards... they do go quickly.
I knock off at 7.30 so it will be a short kip them up and washing the glass for my beloved greenhouse before carefully transporting it down the lottie for installation.
haven't thought about what I'm planning much beyond that but its most likely to be washing and ironing of uniforms for the week ahead!
KirstyKirsty b xx
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We had a good day yesterday. Fininshed digging one bed and dug most of the next. Ok, so I might have mostly left 'im to do all that while I got on with the fun stuff like planting out the broad beans and sowing carrots and onions. I also popped in some garlic I had given to us at christmas, hope it wasn't too late to stick it in the ground. I'd also been having a B**** of a time at work. Doesn't a day down the allotment just sort you out? I felt SOOO much better after a day of sowing and digging.
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