Planted sunflowers on the heap of peat / earth that I’ve kept from digging the foundations. It will eventually fill my raised beds. But for now, it’s the I’ve got to plant it somewhere bed
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The 3 canes on the right are the sunflowers from bird seed. So I’ll be interested to see what sort they are.
(25-05-2023, 07:59 PM)Small chilli Wrote: [ -> ]Planted sunflowers on the heap of peat / earth that I’ve kept from digging the foundations. It will eventually fill my raised beds. But for now, it’s the I’ve got to plant it somewhere bed .
The 3 canes on the right are the sunflowers from bird seed. So I’ll be interested to see what sort they are.
With a view like that I would never get owt done!
I would just drag out my deck chair and a book and chill out!
Rock edging is now done. Bob helped move the last few rocks into place. Just got to fill it and work out what’s going in with the lupins.
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It looks even bigger.
Ahhh, another one who loves there kidney shaped beds or lawns!
A new creation in the garden.
Hoops from a wooden barrel. My idea to put the together and on a spike. Bob decided to make it spin. Which it does. Hopefully on windy days it’ll propel itself.
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A bed will be created under it at some point.
Brilliant, SC. Might make a good bird scarer when its spins.
(30-05-2023, 10:29 PM)Small chilli Wrote: [ -> ]A new creation in the garden.
Hoops from a wooden barrel. My idea to put the together and on a spike. Bob decided to make it spin. Which it does. Hopefully on windy days it’ll propel itself.
A bed will be created under it at some point.
I have several very similar balls...I can't remember where i got the hoops from but I wired them together and use on the ground as plant supports.
The last trailer load of plants has been moved
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Just 2 more things to move. Which are going to be tricky. A fish box full of sweet peas. And a tractor tyre ( back tyre , so big ) full of rhubarb.
I might have to try to rescue some of the very well established herbs that are still in the ground.
My very first flower on my Francis E lester rambling rose has opened.
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It’s going to be a mass of flowers when the rest of the buds open. It’s so exciting
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