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What jobs are we doing in the Garden today 2015

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  1. wiseowl

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    Potted up some Red hot pokers,Lupins,Cone flowers,and some Ornamental grasses some
    ,Antirrhinum,Crocosmia ,swept the garden,cleaned the pond,took Penny out for her second walk of the day,when out with my camera,just getting Penny her lunch,just going out again with Penny:smile:
     
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      Painted one of the garden benches seen as it's been such a lovely sunny albeit frosty day.Faffed in the GH and murdered some greenfly on my big leaf ligularia seedlings...How very dare they:paladin:
       
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        Been in the greenhouse too, dug out as much bindweed as I could find, raked it over, put the shelving back in, sowed plugs of parsnips, tray of mizuna, and a gutter full of early peas stuck up in the rafters away from the mouses.

        Just been down the garden centre and got international kidney & pink fir apple so I can photoshop chit them :)
         
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          The greenhouse stayed up then Zigs?
           
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          Yep, fence must have done some good :)
           
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            We replaced the five wooden fence post, broken by the gales, with concrete posts. That section of fence was originally put in by me but the adjoining fence, with concrete posts, is the neighbour's.

            Michael was doing all the hard work (very hard work getting out the posts and the concrete they were set in) and had to do it from the neighbour's side (his driveway) as there's not enough access from my side. I'd checked with the neighbour first and he'd said OK.

            Just when Michael had nearly finished, the old dragon from next door told Michael to clear everything off her driveway. So he had to dump a few of the fenceposts with concrete on my side and will now have to barrow them all round the house to get to his car. Whereas the other ones were loaded straight into his car.

            The fence isn't quite finished because the concrete posts are nearly an inch thinner than the wooden posts. so we now have a four inch gap between my last panel and the start of the neighbour's fence, and his post. I've told Michael not to bother at the moment and I've wired the end of the fence panel to the neighbours post.

            If they don't like the four inch gap they'll just have to wait until I'm ready to fix it. :heehee: It stands out like a sore thumb from their side :whistle: whereas we never go round that end of our building :roflol:. I'll fix a four inch baton sometime! :snork:
             
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              Made a scare-chevreuil:) He's like a scare-crow but with reflective gilet and gun wrapped in clingfilm:hate-shocked:
              I've called him Henri and just hope the mice don't move in to his ticklish bits too soon!
               
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                Not that you're letting things get to you, hein?:heehee:
                 
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                  I've heard @Freddy had problems with that :biggrin:
                   
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                    Pottered about for a couple of hours on a bright, chilly afternoon.

                    In the greenhouse, potted up some Salvias and Rudbeckias which I got for nowt, (several borders at work are currently being cleared and replanted, so I've 'rescued' a few plants which would otherwise have been thrown away). :whistle:

                    Outside, planted out some 'rescued' Hellebores and relocated several self sown foxgloves to other parts of the garden.
                     
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                      Mine were potted up on 21/10/2014 and I've checked them in the min GH this afternoon. Top just a bit damp but no sign of them showing yet Spruce,
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                        Good afternoon ,I have been cutting down to ground level the rest of my perennials,dug over another border ready for the spring,made a meat pie,peeled the potatoes,diced the Savoy cabbage up,its now in the oven cooking:heehee::smile:
                         
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                          Woo

                          You are weeks ahead of us all , it must be that Savoy cabbage giving you all that energy

                          Are you sure you are in the UK !
                           
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                            Went out in the garden to fill up the bird feeders. I usually move the feeders each time so that the lawn underneath doesn't get in too much of a mess. Couldn't do it today because the feeder was frozen to the lawn!!!

                            Forecast for tonight is even colder than yesterday.

                            Don't forget the big birdwatch this weekend.
                             
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                            Topped up the bird table too and sowed 4 types of canna, coleus, thai chillis and some flame tree seeds I collect off holiday.all under lights in the grow cupboard.
                             
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