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Added some compost to the ground I cleared yesterday and planted out some golden and cylindra beetroot and some turnips, mulched some celery & aubergines with more compost and then topped the whole bed - carrots, parsnips, aubergines, cougettes, beets & turnips (what crop rotation??) with grass clippings.
Made more comfrey tea.
Supervised Mr PP cutting hedges.
Replanted two voled aubergine plants in the hope they may survive and grow some new roots in fresh compost. Dug out the galleries.
Has Anyone Seen the Plot?
Hautes-Pyrénées (65), France
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Broadway
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06-08-2020, 01:47 PM
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Potted 15 lavender cuttings
Potted 4 bay cuttings
Hopefully ordered manure for next week
Shuffled furniture around downstairs. After the floods we have damp therefore we are expecting the builders this month to strip off the plaster before we dry the brickwork out (oh joy )
Started on a list of jobs for my friends next visit
Regards..........Danny
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JJB
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Loaded the car up with an enormous amount of junk for a trip to the dump early tomorrow morning. It's amazing how much 'stuff' (for stuff read rubbish) a retired electronics engineer can accumulate. All to make room for a chest freezer. Of course I don't mention the loft full of my stuff, which all very important, you understand. I believe I still have some of our boy's playschool paintings. He left home 15 yrs ago!
Gardening is an excuse not to do housework
Greetings from Salisbury
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Curly
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Cleared a path between 2 raised beds 4inches of chips over 18x9 concrete blocks which will be used for making steps and a platform into my hut one I get it as there is a shortage of timber at present surprised at that as I thought timber grow on trees
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Vinny
Geordie living 'ower the watter'
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Posted off OH's Corona virus test.
Did weekly shop by visiting three shops.Impulse bought a squirrel ornament for he garden, reduced to £2.00 at B&M
Watered stuff in greenhouse and some of the outdoor stuff that was wilting a bit. All done from my 1000 litre IBC container fed from my shed roof. Harvested some courgettes,chillies and toms.
Fired up the chainsaw at home and chopped up and stacked a pile of wood I had scrounged.
Hot weather tomorrow, so off fishing for trout!
"The problem with retirement is that you never get a day off"- Abe Lemons
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Small chilli
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Seed cleaning. Chilli feeding. Butterfly count. Harvested stuff. Pruned some branches off a tree, that was stopping my sunflowers growth.
Builder that would like to go play in the garden.
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08-08-2020, 09:54 AM
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Usual early morning chores: fed the wild birds, walked the cat, checked on my seedlings.
Also: - potted up some lime balm and Vietnamese coriander that arrived last week and had been acclimatising to my garden
- fed my tomatoes and Amoro squash - the latter has two fruit fattening up and four smaller ones on the way
- watered sugar snaps and CFBs
- put a few more odds'n'ends in my new shed
How much veg and wildlife can I pack into a 6m x 8m garden in suburban Cambridge? Let’s find out!
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As its Saturday my first task will be to visit the MiL
Then over the plots for a play
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Small chilli
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Strimming, mowing, covered a bed with weed fabric, never to be used again ( well I’ll have another go at the never to be used again! )
Builder that would like to go play in the garden.
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Started clearing an overgrown patch - full of raspberries, vinca, brambles, bracken, hogweed, dock and various other seed scattering weeds.
Helped by my 3 pups and Mrs Chicken. Bess kept bringing windfall apples to throw for her to fetch, which was a bit of a distraction. When she realised I was ignoring her she did her best beg, under an overhanging branch of an apple tree and just stared at the apples, thinking I'd take pity on her...............but I didn't.
Added to my random seed pot - not long now.
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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