Cut some pieces of perspex to fill in the gaps on my greenhouse roof edges. A long process but should go some way to making greenhouse draft free!
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Raked and firmed my onion bed , then planted my yellow shallots. Tidied away the manky leaves off the PSB, sprinkled some dried chicken poo pellets where the Bored Beans will be going. Dug out some really rotten looking chard.....then up to the Centenary Garden where I spent two hours digging out the paths ready for them to be laid at the weekend.....S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
a batch of jam is always an act of creation ..Christine Ferber
You can't beat a bit of garden porn
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Went and brought 20 bamboo canes from Homebase and stuck them in and around my beds with string acting as a barrier as telling my 2 year old twins to stay off them is proving hard work, more so as nothing is actually growing yet so there's nothing to distinguish between paths and rows. Also rearranged the kitchen so to have one side exclusively for seed sowing Coffee machine now lives under the stairs
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Yesterday. Managed to scrounge a load of pallets from the building site across the way from the lottie. Even persuade them to drop them off at the gate. Then spent the day tidying up a corner of the site that plot holders had started to dump rubbish on (all organic waste I'm pleased to say). Then started to build some compost bins for general use. Got one finished and will build another two today. Can't understand some people as there was a huge amount of top soil within the rubbish. No one can afford to be dumping their topsoil.
Ian
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Been to lottie today 4 more hours diggin and still not dug it all over yet. Arrived on site with flask was just about to make a drink and dropped my flask. Then thought ok will put the kettle on in the shed, no shed kesy so maybe not.
Gained 4 rubarb roots from around the site an advantage of having a corner plot. Hope it stays dry on sunday and I can dig a little more. Might actually reach the other end of the plot :-) I forgot to take a picture so will take one before I begon on Sunday.
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Sowed chilli, tomato, sweet pepper, celeriac and shallot seeds in modules - to be germinated in unheated props on my kitchen floor (underfloor heating).
Washed 000s of seed trays, modules and plant pots ready for the onslaught of sowing and potting on in the next couple of months.
Rescued the veg plot, and all the lovely worms within, from the close attention of Chicken Licken, who managed to crawl under a very dense shrub to gain access to hitherto undisturbed raised beds.
Checked on the garlic (both varieties growing very nicely), very late-sown autumn sowing carrots (just now starting to germinate); harvested a couple more parsnips (stupendous crop this time, compared to previous years) and said encouraging things to my underdeveloped leeks (maybe I should dig them out now and claim that they were always intended as baby veg...)come visit a garden
or read about mine www.suburbanvegplot.blogspot.com/
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started to build a large cold frame from pallets and an old window. will post a pic when completedmy plot march 2013http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvzqRS0_hbQ
hindsight is a wonderful thing but foresight is a whole lot better
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Needed a break from the kitchen so transferred cauli seedlings from heated prop into rootrainers which were ideal as although they were a bit leggy, they had really good roots.sigpic“Gorillas are very intelligent, but they don't have to be as delicate as chimps -- they can just smash open the termite nest,”
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