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Easter Weekend is approaching ... any plans for the garden?
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GreenBucket24
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The weather forecast for this coming Easter Weekend, it will be sunny and lovely in our area. Since the rains, winds and colder temperatures have been frequent, gardening was at the back burner.
Recently, we had five days of fantastic sunny weather. Have done a lot in the garden like pruning dried stems of flowers as deferred tasks, completed the pruning of our RoseGarden! Having said that, there are still works to be done there ...
Will continue to do more gardening on Friday and Saturday before the festive Easter Lunch
Looking forward to your replies
Recently, we had five days of fantastic sunny weather. Have done a lot in the garden like pruning dried stems of flowers as deferred tasks, completed the pruning of our RoseGarden! Having said that, there are still works to be done there ...
Will continue to do more gardening on Friday and Saturday before the festive Easter Lunch
Looking forward to your replies
"My gardening illustrates my artistic passion with plants" - GreenBucket24
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Well, I have lots I would like to do but it keeps raining so the garden is something of a quagmire! 🙄
Seed sowing it is then … 😊
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Unfortunately the forecast here isn't too great. Going to resist the temptation to plant anything new as I still think we could get a frost or two.3
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Weather forecast not great, so pottering & maybe sowing some seed trays is about itIf weather holds of I hope to get up to the Volunteer patch & to prune & feed the Hot Lips salviasEight out of ten owners who expressed a preference said their cats preferred other peoples gardens3
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KajiKita said:Well, I have lots I would like to do but it keeps raining so the garden is something of a quagmire! 🙄
Seed sowing it is then … 😊
KK"My gardening illustrates my artistic passion with plants" - GreenBucket241 -
Cheslea2010 said:Unfortunately the forecast here isn't too great. Going to resist the temptation to plant anything new as I still think we could get a frost or two."My gardening illustrates my artistic passion with plants" - GreenBucket240
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Farway said:Weather forecast not great, so pottering & maybe sowing some seed trays is about itIf weather holds of I hope to get up to the Volunteer patch & to prune & feed the Hot Lips salvias
"Eight out of ten owners who expressed a preference said their cats preferred other peoples gardens" - am not surprised as cats love visiting and enjoy playing in our garden everyday, except Winter days."My gardening illustrates my artistic passion with plants" - GreenBucket240 -
I'd like to get some paint on the fences, but it's never staying dry enough long enough for them to dry out properly, and for the stain not to get washed off. If we don't get a dry spell before too long, it'll be too late to do it this year with all the stuff that grows up in front of the fences.
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Slinky said:I'd like to get some paint on the fences, but it's never staying dry enough long enough for them to dry out properly, and for the stain not to get washed off. If we don't get a dry spell before too long, it'll be too late to do it this year with all the stuff that grows up in front of the fences."My gardening illustrates my artistic passion with plants" - GreenBucket240
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@GreenBucket24 are you in the US by any chance? We've got rubbish weather forecast where I am too, rain rian and a little bit more rain. so no gardening planned at all. I might wander round the garden to look at things I can change or tidy up [ and my pots are getting out of control, not that there's anything in most of them, just that I seem to be aquiring them willy nilly. We are building another Goth Box [ open sided shelter that can have closed sides] though so maybe we'll do some designing of that and I need a brush up on rocket stoves too.I've potted on my big stuff now so I'm waiting for the little stuff to get bigger, there are some more heuchera to do, a creeping thyme I want in a pot hanging artistically over the edge, and some oregano, and there's a pot of horseradish to find a permanent home which will involve moving my compost bins.Shampoo? No thanks, I'll have real poo...2
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I did manage to get an hour out there today. Have cleared the dead stuff around the pond so can start hacking out the roots of the Persicaria that is trying to take over The World! 😉
KKAs at 17.03.24:
- When bought house £315,995 mortgage debt and end date at start = October 2039 <gulp>, now £255,571, end date brought closer by 2 months
- OPs to mortgage = £5,965, Interest saved £2,124, to date
- LTV 51% @ccord, 51% Yopa
Fixed rate 2.17% ends October 2024
Read 13 books of target 52 in 2024 (as @ 9th April)
Produce tracker: £22.24 of £300
Watch your thoughts, they become your words. Watch your words, they become your actions. Watch your actions, they become your reality.2
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