Posted by AriesVal on April 16, 2009, 4:20 am
Will be a stay at home day - I think? Depends on what comes up. But I want
to get cracking on with my planting out and other gardening. I need to put
sticks in to support my growing peas and mange tout, plant more potatoes,
seed carrots, and plant the two cucumber plants that are now growing fast
from their seed pots into a permanent place in the green house. Also need to
find a suitable place to plant out my sweet pea plants which are now around
5 inches tall. Maybe I'll build a cane wigwam?
Lots of interesting things to get on with outside so long as the weather
doesn't turn wet. If it does then a trip out to a garden centre for new
evergreeb tree or big shrub to replace a dead one will be on the cards.
Have a good day everyone.
--
´What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments,
but what is woven into the lives of others.¡
http://ariesval.co.uk/val/
Posted by Judith in France on April 16, 2009, 6:04 am
> Will be a stay at home day - I think? Depends on what comes up. But I want
> to get cracking on with my planting out and other gardening. I need to put
> sticks in to support my growing peas and mange tout, plant more potatoes,
> seed carrots, and plant the two cucumber plants that are now growing fast
> from their seed pots into a permanent place in the green house. Also need to
> find a suitable place to plant out my sweet pea plants which are now around
> 5 inches tall. Maybe I'll build a cane wigwam?
> Lots of interesting things to get on with outside so long as the weather
> doesn't turn wet. If it does then a trip out to a garden centre for new
> evergreeb tree or big shrub to replace a dead one will be on the cards.
> Have a good day everyone.
> --
> ´What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments,
> but what is woven into the lives of others.¡http://ariesval.co.uk/val/
Not much if any gardening Val unfortunately. I have so much to do
including supervising builders digging up my back garden to
put in another pipe to the fosse septique for the new bathroom and
laundry room, which I am also supervising! I have to look at the
tangled wreck of a greenhouse again Worry about all my seeds and
plants which are all housed in the Summer sitting room, causing
constant complaints from the builders when they want to wok in the
space they occupy. All I seem to do is tell them to mind my tomato
plants! I am also planning, mentally, an area in the back garden,
hard landscaping but have little or no idea what I want except that I
do want a rustic water feature, I will have to look at a few books I
think. I hope your day goes well Val, it sounds as if you are right
on schedule with things.
Posted by Martin on April 16, 2009, 6:05 am
On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 03:04:11 -0700 (PDT), Judith in France
>> Will be a stay at home day - I think? Depends on what comes up. But I want
>> to get cracking on with my planting out and other gardening. I need to put
>> sticks in to support my growing peas and mange tout, plant more potatoes,
>> seed carrots, and plant the two cucumber plants that are now growing fast
>> from their seed pots into a permanent place in the green house. Also need to
>> find a suitable place to plant out my sweet pea plants which are now around
>> 5 inches tall. Maybe I'll build a cane wigwam?
>>
>> Lots of interesting things to get on with outside so long as the weather
>> doesn't turn wet. If it does then a trip out to a garden centre for new
>> evergreeb tree or big shrub to replace a dead one will be on the cards.
>>
>> Have a good day everyone.
>> --
>> ´What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments,
>> but what is woven into the lives of others.¡http://ariesval.co.uk/val/
>Not much if any gardening Val unfortunately. I have so much to do
>including supervising builders digging up my back garden to
>put in another pipe to the fosse septique for the new bathroom and
>laundry room, which I am also supervising! I have to look at the
>tangled wreck of a greenhouse again Worry about all my seeds and
>plants which are all housed in the Summer sitting room, causing
>constant complaints from the builders when they want to wok in the
>space they occupy. All I seem to do is tell them to mind my tomato
>plants! I am also planning, mentally, an area in the back garden,
>hard landscaping but have little or no idea what I want except that I
>do want a rustic water feature, I will have to look at a few books I
>think. I hope your day goes well Val, it sounds as if you are right
>on schedule with things.
It's the time to re-gild your gardening shoes too.
--
Martin
Posted by Judith in France on April 16, 2009, 6:32 am
> On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 03:04:11 -0700 (PDT), Judith in France
> >> Will be a stay at home day - I think? Depends on what comes up. But I want
> >> to get cracking on with my planting out and other gardening. I need to put
> >> sticks in to support my growing peas and mange tout, plant more potatoes,
> >> seed carrots, and plant the two cucumber plants that are now growing fast
> >> from their seed pots into a permanent place in the green house. Also need to
> >> find a suitable place to plant out my sweet pea plants which are now around
> >> 5 inches tall. Maybe I'll build a cane wigwam?
> >> Lots of interesting things to get on with outside so long as the weather
> >> doesn't turn wet. If it does then a trip out to a garden centre for new
> >> evergreeb tree or big shrub to replace a dead one will be on the cards.
> >> Have a good day everyone.
> >> --
> >> ´What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments,
> >> but what is woven into the lives of others.¡http://ariesval.co.uk/val/
> >Not much if any gardening Val unfortunately. I have so much to do
> >including supervising builders digging up my back garden to
> >put in another pipe to the fosse septique for the new bathroom and
> >laundry room, which I am also supervising! I have to look at the
> >tangled wreck of a greenhouse again Worry about all my seeds and
> >plants which are all housed in the Summer sitting room, causing
> >constant complaints from the builders when they want to wok in the
> >space they occupy. All I seem to do is tell them to mind my tomato
> >plants! I am also planning, mentally, an area in the back garden,
> >hard landscaping but have little or no idea what I want except that I
> >do want a rustic water feature, I will have to look at a few books I
> >think. I hope your day goes well Val, it sounds as if you are right
> >on schedule with things.
> It's the time to re-gild your gardening shoes too.
> --
> Martin
I sent them to you last week for regilding, time you sent them
back :-)
Judith
Posted by Martin on April 16, 2009, 6:44 am
On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 03:32:08 -0700 (PDT), Judith in France
>> On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 03:04:11 -0700 (PDT), Judith in France
>>
>>
>>
>> >> Will be a stay at home day - I think? Depends on what comes up. But I want
>> >> to get cracking on with my planting out and other gardening. I need to put
>> >> sticks in to support my growing peas and mange tout, plant more potatoes,
>> >> seed carrots, and plant the two cucumber plants that are now growing fast
>> >> from their seed pots into a permanent place in the green house. Also need
to
>> >> find a suitable place to plant out my sweet pea plants which are now around
>> >> 5 inches tall. Maybe I'll build a cane wigwam?
>>
>> >> Lots of interesting things to get on with outside so long as the weather
>> >> doesn't turn wet. If it does then a trip out to a garden centre for new
>> >> evergreeb tree or big shrub to replace a dead one will be on the cards.
>>
>> >> Have a good day everyone.
>> >> --
>> >> ´What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments,
>> >> but what is woven into the lives of others.¡http://ariesval.co.uk/val/
>>
>> >Not much if any gardening Val unfortunately. I have so much to do
>> >including supervising builders digging up my back garden to
>> >put in another pipe to the fosse septique for the new bathroom and
>> >laundry room, which I am also supervising! I have to look at the
>> >tangled wreck of a greenhouse again Worry about all my seeds and
>> >plants which are all housed in the Summer sitting room, causing
>> >constant complaints from the builders when they want to wok in the
>> >space they occupy. All I seem to do is tell them to mind my tomato
>> >plants! I am also planning, mentally, an area in the back garden,
>> >hard landscaping but have little or no idea what I want except that I
>> >do want a rustic water feature, I will have to look at a few books I
>> >think. I hope your day goes well Val, it sounds as if you are right
>> >on schedule with things.
>>
>> It's the time to re-gild your gardening shoes too.
>I sent them to you last week for regilding, time you sent them
>back :-)
Cobblers!
I'm too busy gilding the lilies.
--
Martin
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> to get cracking on with my planting out and other gardening. I need to put
> sticks in to support my growing peas and mange tout, plant more potatoes,
> seed carrots, and plant the two cucumber plants that are now growing fast
> from their seed pots into a permanent place in the green house. Also need to
> find a suitable place to plant out my sweet pea plants which are now around
> 5 inches tall. Maybe I'll build a cane wigwam?
> Lots of interesting things to get on with outside so long as the weather
> doesn't turn wet. If it does then a trip out to a garden centre for new
> evergreeb tree or big shrub to replace a dead one will be on the cards.
> Have a good day everyone.
> --
> ´What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments,
> but what is woven into the lives of others.¡http://ariesval.co.uk/val/