What jobs are we doing today in the garden ?

Got most of my bedding in today. I thought I'd grown too much, but it looks like I'll have to buy some more as I've still got empty spaces.

 

I HAVE WORKED SO HARD OUT THERE TODAY - I HAVE A HAND WEEDING BLISTER. Really feel right proud, it's my first this year. Got lots and lots done. Cleaned up and now it's raining. Dead jammy today- all done in the dry:ktykss:

 

I have never worked so hard for so little pay in my life :-)

No really it is my intention to keep doing this, helping me keep busy
That is why I joined the site last year, bought a greenhouse, took all the advice you all have offered
As my own patch is so small, just keep doing jobs for the daughters families,

I think my next job is Roan cleaning and painting the facia's

Jack McH

 

I know what you mean Jack the moneys not great but the rewards are priceless

 

Jack, if your own patch is to small, what about an allotment?

 

Aaah, now there's a thought Jack. Can't have you twiddling your thumbs for 30 seconds now can we!!

 

Lovely mild day today so been out and sown some lettuce and beetroot seed in the veg patch this afternoon...

 

I used to love having a good bonfire Shiney, so therapeutic. I can't do that in my present place unfortunately.

 

Haven't had a chance to do much today, I've been struggling to set up a new wireless printer. Job done now though! Just stacked a load of pots and trays I'd washed a couple of days ago.

 

Took the day off and have once again been digging! Have succeeded in "finishing" the central planting area. It has gone from this..................


.............to this!

 

You've done well Longk in the short time you've been there. We can actually see the garden now.

 

Put in a small raised planter and put trellis up and planted all my sweet peas. Put some more manure and compost in the border as the level had dropped to low. Stihl saw coming tomorrow to cut slabs and finish path, so hopefully I can get some plants in new borders over the weekend.

 

Thanks Sheal - still a heck of a lot to do though!