Busy Time In The Garden

"Lugging in=and-out every day is a F.A.G."

That's censored? How very archaic!

 

Just lit a cigarette as I was reading that Kristen...............

 

Jeepers - it is a banned word!!

 

I didn't know what a cigarette (a la American) was - hubby has just enlightened me. Odd that the ""word police" aren't blocking the verb- ie. the act of fagging but throw a hissy fit at the noun. Anyway, are we digressing a bit here chaps?
I am going to make a back screen out of a piece of cardboard, cover the front(facing due south) with tin foil and arrange it behind the long seed tray of 9 pots containing the toms.This should save me lugging them up and downstairs everyday to seek better light.
exhausted now already and it's only 8.45am
Jenny namaste

 

Just get a bit of white card - it reflects better than tin foil (I used to use tinfoil for years assuming it was a "good" reflector :( )

I suspect the original naughty-word list was American ...

 

Who let these Yanks crawl all over our British GC website? Who watch was it when that happened? They should only be allowed in on a day pass after an indepth interv iew. Sorry, digressing again. Please don't ban me - I will calm down in a mo....
Jenny namaste

 

It's American software, it comes like that, if you want to "configure" it then ... you have to spend the time to configure it how you want it. There comes a point ...

 

Carefull Jenny, Esther Redstar will hoik you

 

Back on track ..

I've continued with the jobs in the garden (and house) over the last week or so;

• I've earthed up my spuds today and covered them with fleece just incase we get the -4 frost they're forecasting for us tonight or tomorrow night.
• Tomato seedlings have now been transplanted in to individual pots; 8 varieties in total ~ don't ask
• Other seedlings have been potted up now too, my Hellebores and PeterS's Brugs being some
• Some more seed potatoes have been planted.
• Cleaned out the greenhouse.

No doubt there are other bits and bobs too.....and so it continues; loving it...

 

Today I have managed to get a few more jobs done despite the cool and at time drizzly weather;

• I've put an edging of oak bark on my "perennial" corner to tidy it up but keep it looking natural

• I've also cut the grass for the 3rd time this year.
• I've removed a lot of Russian Vine from the hedge that spills over from the neighbours, hopefully the hedge will have a chance now.

 

I really like that bark edging Bilbo,i haven't seen that before

 

There's always someone who has to spoil it , just joking Shiney

Seriously though it's only a short a distance; it took me literally a couple of minutes to cut the edge with shears yesterday before mowing, so I can either do that or I may remove a couple of inches of grass to fill with wood chips or the like...