What did you do in the garden today?

Started by cambourne7, September 23, 2007, 18:20:09

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Robert_Brenchley

Took a service at church this morning, then sent on a work party for an hour till we got rained off, making an empty plot usable.

Robert_Brenchley


siandc

Stripped down and rebuilt an engine!  ;D

Deb P

Nowt. Confined to house with D&V....charming! :-\
If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

http://www.littleoverlaneallotments.org.uk

Twoflower

Quote from: Deb P on April 10, 2009, 16:47:02
Nowt. Confined to house with D&V....charming! :-\


Oh i am glad i am not in your house! We had that for easter two years ago.......lovely :-[

70fingers

Prepared a bed for the salad stuff on one plot.

Went over to the other plot to try out my new Azada (medium 7") works like a treat, so very happy!! :) Although it was raining really hard and was the only one down there - extreme gardening or what!! lol

shirlton

Went to get some psb from the plot and it rained so will have to do it tomorrow.
I can't believe its grown so many shoots. i only turned my back for a couple of days.
When I get old I don't want people thinking
                      "What a sweet little old lady"........
                             I want em saying
                    "Oh Crap! Whats she up to now ?"

Twoflower

got alot done today. It only started rain about 1/2 hour ago, so this morning we all went down to the allotment. I planted my blackcurrants and gooseberries while the OH put up my bean poles.  :)

jimtheworzel

got my sprouts in today  one long row...tomorrow its lettuce sowing

j t w

thifasmom

started with resowing the dead seedling (brussel sprouts and cabbage) which greeted me on my return after five days away, they were left in hubby's care.

also sowed some kale, romenesco, cauliflower.

watered surviving plants and seedlings ::)

cleaned mini vege plot pond.

gathered up lots of last autumn leaves to give the birds better access at eating the slugs and any other nasties (i know, i know its a job i should have completed during the winter but it was so coooolllldddd :-X).

then rain came and stopped play will finish off tomorrow if the rains don't continue as they are forecasted.

lottie lou

Said that I would get my spuds in today come hell or high water.  I got the water.  Got all my spuds in but found I needed more.  Toddled off to Wilkos to buy 3 kg of Arran Pilot reduced to £1-50.  The shoots are a bit on the long side but what the hell.

shirlton

Took the cloches off the beetroot.hoed everywhere cos the weeds are growing so fast. Last years coriander has self seeded everywhere so wont be spwing any more.
When I get old I don't want people thinking
                      "What a sweet little old lady"........
                             I want em saying
                    "Oh Crap! Whats she up to now ?"

thifasmom

potted up some yucan tubers that were sent to me, planted out young celeriac plants, erected my carrot fly barrier around emerging seedlings now that i have taken off the cloche and my mum and a visiting friend cleared a patch of ground of weeds and covered with a layer of cardboard to stop more growing as i am planning to grow my squash and pumpkins there (tomorrow will probably reveal a passing fox has ripped up all her hard work ::)).

davyw1

You know what they say about a picture.

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When you wake up on a morning say "good morning world" and be grateful

DAVY

Robert_Brenchley

Checked the bees, did a bit of digging, planted PFA and caulis.

RSJK

got some ground worked ready for the big plant tomorrow hoping to get cabbage and sprout plants in beetroot, peas carrots and parsnips sown as well
Richard       If it's not worth having I will have it

Hosta


Twoflower

Quote from: Robert_Brenchley on April 11, 2009, 19:11:30
Checked the bees, did a bit of digging, planted PFA and caulis.

Oh i want bees..........can i swap some for some french beans ;D Whats PFA?

Robert_Brenchley

Pink Fir Apple, it's a potato. Contact your local Beekeepers' Association. Hives are pricy unless they can find a second-hand one, but if there are any swarms going this year, they at least come free. If you have to buy bees they come expensive.

Twoflower

I planted some of those too. Have you grown them before? I have a hive( christmas present) and the bees i am working on my father in law as he keeps them ;D  It's my birthday soon and i might get a buzzy present ;D ;D ;D

Mr Smith

No lotty today big day tomorrow planting out with  better weather prospects,

         Davy,
               Thats the beauty of a pollytunnel, looks a treat, :)

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