What jobs are we doing in the garden today 2016

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  1. ballistic_bro

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    Cut and edged the lawn at the weekend whilst my boys were climbing trees.
    The sweet peas I planted in late Jan are coming through, so I watered them and planted the following tonight:-
    Early peas
    Calendula
    Sunflower Magic Roundabout
    Agastache Golden Jubilee

    Fingers crossed for as good results as the sweet peas. :)
     
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      :yikes: Expressions of horror!! Spending money when nature can help free of charge :nonofinger:

      Snail shells (with a spot of glue if having rook trouble) are perfect for the job and you will be commended for doing your bit for recycling. :thumbsup:
       
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        Good morning all ,to day I am going to watch the hard frost break up the soil in my recently dug bed:heehee::smile:
         
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          Just had a quick look around before getting ready to go out. My chives are up :yes:
           
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            I've just chainsawed a 40 metre length of bushes outside my property down to the ground. Now its time to see if I can find a replacement engine for my old shredder.
             
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              I hope they were your bushes. :yikes:
               
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                There's a cure for that nowadays ;) :heehee:
                 
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                  As it happens, they weren't...they belong to the local council...or should I say belonged? I had been given permission to cut them down from the highest level in the land..Mrs SG!:snorky:

                  Being serious, I am allowed to cut them in any way I see fit.
                   
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                    Today after watching the frost break up my soil ,the sun must have been shining on yours truly,as I sitting ,and concentrating on the frost ,I nodded off,when I woke up the frost had gone(I blame it on the late night lambing and an age related thing:heehee: anyway I digress I duly moved some Crocosmia/Cranesbill/a few Roses/filled 8 large Terracotta pots up for my dahlias /washed and cleaned about 50 pots to use in the greenhouse/pruned all the dead stems on the Mrs Woos 20 sedums/and chrysanthemums/nearly dozed off again whilst leaning on my fork:phew: :smile:
                     
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                      Nowt out ... not in the garden anyway ... but, I decoupaged a couple of terracotta pots (first attempt). Well, plants will go *in* them, at some point, so it's still gardening of a kind not just playing :whistle:
                       
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                        What beautiful weather we've got in NI today!
                        I was up at sister-in-laws yard first thing to get some horse muck, dug it into my first raised bed and planted some bulbs - Liatris, Gladioli and Anemone. This is my first time planting anything other than little pots, so I'm sort of winging it!
                        Got the first mow of the year done and it looks miles better already. Though I forgot to change the blade height till I'd done the first strip and took it rather short, oops. Couldn't resist clearing up one of our patio beds a little and forking the soil, even though we're not planting it till the patio flags are down...
                        Productive day!
                         
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                          It's a little stone sleeping dragon! A friend moved house and tripped over it so after a bit of a hissy fit decided it had to go. Lucky me
                           
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                            Sounds cute! Very "cute" in fact ... so cute, it upset your friend just so it could find a new home with your family :heehee: :dbgrtmb:
                             
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                            This was yesterday, but got the Broad beans out and protected from Stoggies :) DSCI0038.JPG
                             
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                              Dug out a dead Callistemon Citrinus Splendens and replaced it with an old, small, slow growing Albizia.

                              Planted the potted strawberry runners from last year, had good root systems so in the went, too early?
                               
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