What jobs are we doing in the garden today 2016

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by Fat Controller, Jan 2, 2016.

  1. Anthony Rogers

    Anthony Rogers Guest

    Ratings:
    +0
    I'm just glad @Trunky got in there before me :roflol:
     
    • Agree Agree x 2
    • Funny Funny x 2
    • Anthony Rogers

      Anthony Rogers Guest

      Ratings:
      +0
      I bet you were thinking of me when you posted that @ARMANDII

      :roflol:

      I've just had a thought..... I hope @Beckie76 ain't around, I dread to think what'll happen :)
       
      • Funny Funny x 3
      • Like Like x 1
      • Agree Agree x 1
      • ARMANDII

        ARMANDII Low Flying Administrator Staff Member

        Joined:
        Jan 12, 2019
        Messages:
        48,096
        Gender:
        Male
        Ratings:
        +100,838
        It's all on you, Pal, it's all on you!!:lolpt::snorky:
         
        • Funny Funny x 4
        • Anthony Rogers

          Anthony Rogers Guest

          Ratings:
          +0
          Oh heck, you might as well give me a warning point now. You know how she leads little innocent me astray :)
           
          • Funny Funny x 3
          • Agree Agree x 1
          • martin-f

            martin-f Plant Hardiness Zone 8b

            Joined:
            Mar 15, 2015
            Messages:
            3,372
            Gender:
            Male
            Location:
            Sheffield
            Ratings:
            +10,302
            • Funny Funny x 5
            • Agree Agree x 1
            • Creative Creative x 1
            • Wildgardener

              Wildgardener Gardener

              Joined:
              Apr 4, 2016
              Messages:
              24
              Gender:
              Female
              Occupation:
              Gardener and mum
              Location:
              Kent
              Ratings:
              +54
              I've sown my broad beans with the help from three chickens! My 7 year old also helped me sink in a few stepping stones in the lawn, which are definitely needed after this winter. It was great to be in the garden all day! Spring has sprung.:hapydancsmil:
               
              • Like Like x 9
              • Friendly Friendly x 1
              • Oldtyke

                Oldtyke Gardener

                Joined:
                Mar 12, 2015
                Messages:
                70
                Gender:
                Female
                Location:
                Hessle, East Riding of Yorkshire
                Ratings:
                +194
                Sitting on the patio, with a book, watching the washing dry and drinking a cheeky Shiraz:snorky:
                 
                • Like Like x 5
                • Funny Funny x 2
                • Agree Agree x 1
                • "M"

                  "M" Total Gardener

                  Joined:
                  Aug 11, 2012
                  Messages:
                  18,607
                  Location:
                  The Garden of England
                  Ratings:
                  +31,885
                  But I *did* tell you and I told you all about having to drive home with it between my knees and the odd looks I got from passing vehicles. I posted piccies at the time too [​IMG]























                  Here it is, in full exposure, behind Oz and under the apple tree (just to get a sense of scale) and taken back in 2013 ... isn't he gorgeous!!! :chicken:

                  CIMG0001 (480x640).jpg


                  He's taken a bit of a beating since then and he doesn't quite have the same space as before but he now has his home. I'll take another piccie when it's not pouring with rain :snorky:

                  I really miss that apple tree :cry3:
                   
                  • Like Like x 10
                  • Funny Funny x 1
                  • Everhopeful

                    Everhopeful Gardener

                    Joined:
                    Mar 23, 2016
                    Messages:
                    160
                    Gender:
                    Female
                    Location:
                    Clackmannanshire
                    Ratings:
                    +433
                    Dug over more of the waterlogged lawn and added the clippings from the dogs haircut this morning, lots of newspaper and some straw. Killed nine leeches and earned eight blisters for my troubles. Now I'm waiting for husband to appear with compost to chuck on top of the whole sorry mess. :)
                     
                    • Like Like x 5
                    • Friendly Friendly x 2
                    • Informative Informative x 1
                    • CanadianLori

                      CanadianLori Total Gardener

                      Joined:
                      Sep 20, 2015
                      Messages:
                      9,840
                      Occupation:
                      Battle Axe
                      Location:
                      Oakville, Ontario, Canada Zone 5A
                      Ratings:
                      +31,328
                      It is still below freezing here so I just stayed inside and assembled the "trug" planter stands that I got at a good price awhile ago.

                      6 more days before the professional weather guessers have forecast spring like conditions.:)
                       
                      • Like Like x 7
                      • Friendly Friendly x 2
                      • Informative Informative x 1
                        Last edited: Apr 9, 2016
                      • martin-f

                        martin-f Plant Hardiness Zone 8b

                        Joined:
                        Mar 15, 2015
                        Messages:
                        3,372
                        Gender:
                        Male
                        Location:
                        Sheffield
                        Ratings:
                        +10,302
                        Hi, planted another 100 pansies today.
                        IMG_0329.JPG IMG_0331.JPG IMG_0332.JPG IMG_0333.JPG
                         
                        • Like Like x 13
                        • Agree Agree x 1
                        • Phil A

                          Phil A Guest

                          Ratings:
                          +0
                          At least you managed to kill one of the leaches without getting another blister, must be the practice :thumbsup:
                           
                          • Funny Funny x 8
                          • Like Like x 1
                          • Gay Gardener

                            Gay Gardener Total Gardener

                            Joined:
                            Nov 16, 2011
                            Messages:
                            1,258
                            Gender:
                            Male
                            Location:
                            The Wash, Fens
                            Ratings:
                            +1,978
                            Been very rainy so quite squelchy underfoot, during rain let ups have been out placing pots of perennials I've overwintered in pots into likely places where they'll go in the borders. If patient enough I usually do this and leave them in situ for a few days to make sure I've got it right and then dig them in.

                            Also bought a bunch of plants today that I've now to find spaces for them to fit in.

                            Also going out via my favourite nursery tomorrow and there are one or two things I've had my eye on for a while that I may well pick up en-route.

                            Have been in a bit of a blue mood which always leads to extravagant and usually non essential plant buying :thud::whistle::heehee:

                            GG
                             
                            • Like Like x 6
                            • Friendly Friendly x 3
                            • Agree Agree x 2
                            • Funny Funny x 1
                            • Phil A

                              Phil A Guest

                              Ratings:
                              +0
                              Sowed some Watercress seed, bought some red onion seedlings as none of the ones I've sown have germinated, bet they all will now :doh::biggrin:

                              Put some Lollo Rosso lettuce out in a frame DSCI0131.JPG
                               
                              • Like Like x 10
                              • ARMANDII

                                ARMANDII Low Flying Administrator Staff Member

                                Joined:
                                Jan 12, 2019
                                Messages:
                                48,096
                                Gender:
                                Male
                                Ratings:
                                +100,838
                                upload_2016-4-9_19-54-46.jpeg
                                 
                                • Funny Funny x 4
                                • Like Like x 2
                                Loading...

                                Share This Page

                                1. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
                                  By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
                                  Dismiss Notice