What did you do in the garden today?

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

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cornykev

Nothing outside its too bloody cold.   :o     :'(   ;D ;D ;D
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

cornykev

MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

Mortality

Quote from: cornykev on February 10, 2010, 14:48:00
Nothing outside its too bloody cold.   :o     :'(   ;D ;D ;D

Ditto  :P
Please don't be offended by my nickname 'Mortality'
As to its history it was the name of a character I played in an online game called 'Everquest'
The character 'Mortality Rate' was a female Dark Elf Necromancer, the name seemed apt at the time and has been used alot by me over the years.

angle shades

they make us a bit tougher in Lincoln  ;D :P :-* :-*

dug over  a bed and added compost,

planted my tulip bulbs in tubs... late I know.. tubs been frozen since before xmas


shelled dried beans

stood in my shed watching the heavy snow showers and a flock of Fieldfares

cut down raspberries / shades x
grow your own way

Unwashed

Took the flagpole down from the shed and bolted it to longer supports.  Should be flying high tomorrow.
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gwynnethmary

moved the sweet peas back into the mini greehouse after a brief blast of fresh air yesterday.

Unwashed

Fixed the flagpole to the shed.  Magnificent.
An Agreement of the People for a firm and present peace upon grounds of common right

cornykev

I aquired some paving stones and a bag of sand from work, my mate gave me a lift to the lottie and I dug him up some parsnips, carrots and leeks.  ;D ;D ;D
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

elvis2003

met another comm member to finalise details of our community garden,work starts on it next week,yahoooooooo,i am so excited! intended to tidy my shed but didnt,up again all weekend so will do it then,maybe  ::)
came home to sow sweet peas,herbs and to chit peas
when the going gets tough,the tough go digging

manicscousers

planted the first of the pre chitted parsnips under plastic, sowed a salad box(lettuce, rocket, spring onions and radish) in the polytunnel under fleece..covered the peach and plum trees (one has buds opening  :o )
watered the overwintering carrots , looking quite healthy but small  ;D

manicscousers

brought the vine in a pot into the polytunnel for the summer, took the dead leaves off the strawberries for forcing..planted up some oriental greens, covered the early carrot bed, dug up some leeks and cut a cabbage, had some tea and biccies and a laugh  ;D

Mr Smith

No need to go to the lotty because it is still wet up there, but having just met a guy  in the Canaries last week who is growing all kinds of things at the moment out there it made me envious of the climate, so I will settle to fill a few seed trays this morning, :)

Froglegs

Nothing yet i'm just on me way now..... ;D

cornykev

I'm off over there in a mo.   ;D ;D ;D
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

emmy1978

Oooh-loads of digging and clearing grass to make the beds, moved loads of poly and found 3 frogs of varying sizes, cut back brambles at top of garden to make room for compost, had a cup of tea, taught girls how to play bishbosh-an advanced version of squash requiring one bouncy ball, one tennis racquet and the side wall of a house. Really didn't think that one through...  ;D
Out there again tomorrow...I luuurve half term.  8)
Don't throw paper away. There is no away.

angle shades

 :) did  a bit of digging and weeding,

planted my new fig tree,

had a chat, then rain stopped play ::)/ shades x
grow your own way

emmy1978

Don't throw paper away. There is no away.

lushy86

Went to the plot for first time in months and was pleasantly surprised - took up some of the black covers and delighted to find bare soil underneath.  Did some digging to get out some of the surviving couch roots and some more covering, it seems to be working.  Dug up my first ever leeks and made lovely soup.  Sooo good to get back there, and it just shows the work we did last year is paying off.

lushy x
Make mine a large one!

caroline7758

Dug up the last of the leeks, last parsnip and rest of Jerusalem artichokes, then replanted some for next year. It was a nice sunny morning but still too wet for digging really. Sorted out the last of the spuds in the shed (threw lots away) and dug up the sprout stems which had been well and truly chewed, and did some general tidying up. Thought about the work ahead and when I got home sent an email to the council asking if they would be prepared to divide my plot in two so I'll have half the work and someone else can have a half plot.

chriscross1966

Potted on the big onions, some of the maincrops and some walking onions. In the space that cleared in the propagators I've got more maincrop onions (Sturon and Long Red Florence), more walking onions, leeks (Musselburgh) , spring onions (Ishikura) chillis (Tabasco, Anahiem, Iranian Round, Wenks yellow) and cabbage (Hispi)

chrisc

GrannieAnnie

It is still buried with more snow coming tomorrow and Tuesday so did the only thing possible,
bought green onion sets, some flower bulbs and potting medium which makes me feel like I'm doing something!
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