Can the Man
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Coffee keeps me busy until it’s acceptable to drink whiskey.
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Bren
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Mostly potting on in the GH.
Toms.
Courgettes
Squash
Cucs
Aubergines.
Then we erected pea frame planting out gutter sown Telephone peas, wrapped some fleece around to keep the birds of them.
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Small chilli
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Continue on with bringing a bench back to life. Today was ebonising the oak .
Also some potting on and pricking out.
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Yesterday - potted on the over-wintered chillies, potted up some butternut squash, fed and watered the greenhouse gang as I think I might have been letting things dry out too much to beat the fungus gnats. It certainly all looks a bit more perky this morning!
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Farendwoman
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Finished filling up available canes with sweet pea plants.
Have now planted out three hundred and eighty seven of them in clumps of three.
Overdid the sowing though, still have loads left with no room for any more. Neighbours will all be pleased to take the surplus I hope.
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JJB
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^^^ that is one load of sweet peas! They'll look lovely in flower
Gardening is an excuse not to do housework
Greetings from Salisbury
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JJB
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P&I spent the morning unblocking our neighbour's rainwater soak away that was no longer soaking away. Silt and roots had blocked it and although I think of this sort of thing as 'boys' work, I was needed because only my small hands would fit in the drain pipe. Sowed some more chitted sweetcorn that I neglected in the airing cupboard for a day. There were some quite long roots to accommodate.
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26-04-2021, 06:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 26-04-2021, 06:30 PM by Veggie.)
Monday is Roots Day, and today it was Beetroot.
I dug up last years beets, brought the best in to cook and replanted the tiddlers elsewhere to grow edible leaves.
Resowed the modules of Sanguina beetroot seedlings as the mice had decimated them. Moved the modules to another GH and covered them this time!
Sowed a stingy packet of Rainbow beet (only 15 seeds) in modules.
EDIT Made a "pond" out of a plastic dog bed to try to grow waterlilies from a heap of pond bottom soil with some roots in it.
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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Small chilli
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More work in the bench. Painting today. Hopefully put it all together tomorrow and show you.
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26-04-2021, 10:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 26-04-2021, 10:21 PM by Scarlet.)
Today I dug over a small area and planted in orlaya and clary plants. Also split some geraniums to fill in the space.
Another area of border was cleared, planted a clematis and white penstemon. Took about 20 cuttings first and they are now sat on my hot bench. Planted in some lychnis and scabious in my "white border"
Started to clear the border in front of the kitchen of ground elder / managed to plant in a Rose pink colored sage - Salvia microphylla - it has an amazing smell of blackcurrants
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