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No? Just me. .
Time to give myself a kick in the ass and get started again!
Time to give myself a kick in the ass and get started again!
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Not just all winter - maybe some of last summer and autumn too?
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It's just been so wet that I dare not touch the soil. Did manage to get a thick mulch of compost on some of the beds and a bit of tree pruning done but that's it.
Actually when I said wet I meant completely waterlogged!!Comment
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The lottie always seems to take precedence .....poor garden gets left to fend for itself .S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
a batch of jam is always an act of creation ..Christine Ferber
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Yup, I did. Probably from early to mid October till about 2 weeks ago ... ish. I'm trying to choose perennials very wisely for next year, so hopefully I can neglect it more often
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I don't really do much in our garden as the house is rented. I did cut the grass back in November and its still quite short so that's ok. I've now got a greenhouse at home as well as at the allotment so I keep popping in there to do bits and bobs. As for the allotment I managed to get my plot winter dug before the wet weather came. I did have to move half a load of manure (25 wheelbarrows) in the rain but as my paths on my plot are paving slabs it wasn't too bad.Chris
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I have just about managed to nip out and pick spring cabbage and curly kale as required by SWMBO.
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Have not been down the allotment as much as last winter. The miserable weather gets you down sometimes! Having said that managed to harvest cabbages, brussels, kale, broccoli. Still a bit more to keeps us going!Comment
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yep we did- until about 2 weeks ago when we had a warm snap.
Finally planted out my daff bulbs after a good weeding!
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Don't think you need to be embarrassed Nicos, I still have some in nets to plant out, hopefully tomorrow??????Originally posted by Nicos View Postyep we did- until about 2 weeks ago when we had a warm snap.
Finally planted out my daff bulbs after a good weeding!Comment
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The soil and lawn are much too wet to do anything - so it'll stay untouched antil things start to dry out. As the lawn is mostly in shade at this time of year, I reckon it'll be months before I can cut it again
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I'm very much of the opinion that doing anything with very wet soil is a bad idea. So it'll have to dry up a bit first.Comment
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I'm re-doing mine, so it's currently a quagmire!Comment
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I grow my veg in the garden so like Potty I'm out there most days picking whatever veg I've still got left.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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i don't fancy squelching down the garden to the veggie patch at the moment .... can't do much there until it dries up a bit ....
and i've just been told i can have an allotment within the next few weeks .... waiting for current tenant to remove his stuff .... i'm gonna be a very busy boy!Comment
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