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Took my thick welding gloves and a pair of secatuers to the plot for a spot of heavy duty weeding! 
Wid blackberry canes were trying to take over the back of the greenhouse. I wasn't oging to bother with the greenhouse this year so things got a bit out of hand. It doesn't help that half the glass has been blown out allowing weeds to take over. Hacked away and managed to vacate all the thorny stuff.
The six late tomato plants I aquired from a car boot sale were finally planted out into there final positions in large pots, and watered in.
I then tackled the jungle that had grown in my old runner bean area. After taking down the canes from last year I pulled up all the large weeds. I don't want to waste this area because I put a lot into it's preparation last year and I know it's good well mucked loam (Used to be a compost heap)
With all that done, I was absolutely manky so left for home and a much needed shower!
Wid blackberry canes were trying to take over the back of the greenhouse. I wasn't oging to bother with the greenhouse this year so things got a bit out of hand. It doesn't help that half the glass has been blown out allowing weeds to take over. Hacked away and managed to vacate all the thorny stuff.
The six late tomato plants I aquired from a car boot sale were finally planted out into there final positions in large pots, and watered in.
I then tackled the jungle that had grown in my old runner bean area. After taking down the canes from last year I pulled up all the large weeds. I don't want to waste this area because I put a lot into it's preparation last year and I know it's good well mucked loam (Used to be a compost heap)
With all that done, I was absolutely manky so left for home and a much needed shower!
"The problem with retirement is that you never get a day off"- Abe Lemons
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