What have you discovered today that made you smile?

laurel7172

First cucumber nearly ready

frazzbo

Fewer ants than usual!! I put down a load of killer yesterday and it looks like it's taking effect already

I want to be rid of them before the flowers start coming through on my veg and it looks like they might be starting soon.

ausmummy

My Delta's Sarah fuschia bush has it's first flower. Plus at least some of my marigolds survived the night from the little beasties.

icecreamdogpark

A huge strawberry turning red and 21 tiny tomato flowers (they are on a balcony,will the bee`s find them or am i being paranoid? LOL)

heynonnynonny

icecreamdogpark wrote: »

A huge strawberry turning red and 21 tiny tomato flowers (they are on a balcony,will the bee`s find them or am i being paranoid? LOL)

I know I feel like that with my toms keep feeling the need to hand pollinate :rotfl:

banana1975

Today I went into the garden and saw that my mangetout are starting to flower.

Then went to check my small veg plot and noticed small shoots from the onions, carrots and garlic.

I cannot believe what joy I have been getting from my garden. I did try last year to grow a few beans and tomatoes but it did not turn out that well. Now I am addicted.

:j:j:j

soul619

i have 3 more toms coming through and beans peas and sweetcorn still growing a few inches a day!!! :j

icecreamdogpark

banana1975 wrote: »

Today I went into the garden and saw that my mangetout are starting to flower.

Then went to check my small veg plot and noticed small shoots from the onions, carrots and garlic.

I cannot believe what joy I have been getting from my garden. I did try last year to grow a few beans and tomatoes but it did not turn out that well. Now I am addicted.

:j:j:j

I know how you feel great to be addicted to something so healthy:j

zarazara

lots of white flowers along a wall in the village.

lostinrates

A dark purple poppy (not patty's plum, more...blue and less faded). Gloire de Dijon rose first blooms out. The new baby chick being paraded around by its two, yes two mothers (we are a liberal household). Less smile, more hope, leaving the dozen incubator chicks out of the broody coop unsupervised for the first time. They are bigger than quail now, but still babies.