09-11-2024, 06:18 AM
morning ladies 
The fog has lifted, and we are expecting a sunny day. Another day of keeping the hose on the garden, I think.
lol Lilith, the birds definitely like to be the boss in the garden that's for sure. We need to cover our blueberry shortly as the berries are starting to fatten. I also don't mind sharing our fruit with the birds, but the emphasis is on sharing!
I'll do a bit more weeding today, one big patch of weeds and some smaller bits and around the inside fenceline will be 'done'. It has been three weeks since I last weeded, and I can't believe how many had grown in that time.
My sister-in-law is calling in this afternoon and bringing the rose 'Kiwi' she has two of. I have finally settled on a spot for it The other day when out weeding, the whole garden smelled of Munstead Wood. It was just gorgeous. Such a shame it has been taken off the market. I guess people just don't like the older, thorny roses when there are so many newer, disease resistant roses out there.
I had to unpick some of the hardanger I've been working on as the placement of some of it was out of sync. I'll take a pic when I have finished this bit and post it.
The Fluffy One goes home tomorrow. I don't think she will be staying again
as she tends to get under MrK's feet and he's worried he is going to be tripped over.
Happy crafting
The fog has lifted, and we are expecting a sunny day. Another day of keeping the hose on the garden, I think. lol Lilith, the birds definitely like to be the boss in the garden that's for sure. We need to cover our blueberry shortly as the berries are starting to fatten. I also don't mind sharing our fruit with the birds, but the emphasis is on sharing!
I'll do a bit more weeding today, one big patch of weeds and some smaller bits and around the inside fenceline will be 'done'. It has been three weeks since I last weeded, and I can't believe how many had grown in that time.
My sister-in-law is calling in this afternoon and bringing the rose 'Kiwi' she has two of. I have finally settled on a spot for it
The other day when out weeding, the whole garden smelled of Munstead Wood. It was just gorgeous. Such a shame it has been taken off the market. I guess people just don't like the older, thorny roses when there are so many newer, disease resistant roses out there. I had to unpick some of the hardanger I've been working on as the placement of some of it was out of sync. I'll take a pic when I have finished this bit and post it.
The Fluffy One goes home tomorrow. I don't think she will be staying again
as she tends to get under MrK's feet and he's worried he is going to be tripped over.Happy crafting
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