# 01045Total Allotment Time: 1 & 1/2 hrs. Principle Tasks: Harvesting the 'Musselburgh' leeks from veg bed 04. Applying a 4cm mulch to the field beans in the border L-bed.
> What could possible inspire you to thinking it is a mole?
Yes, the compost was lying on bare soil. Also a 'hill' appeared within a metre of the bin. Clues enough I thought - although your mention of a squirrel has got me thinking..
> that is my excuse and I am sticking with it
Hopefully not for long though as the days here are already fast lengthening!
> I think it will be a good year, and if it is not a good year, I am going to make the most of it anyway
Thanks Rita. I decided to risk spreading it out on the beds early. Although it's really still too cold to do so, I'm hoping that the remaining 'weed' seeds (the cage bird food) will be killed off by it.
> it took me quite a while to work out where this reply box was hidden away
Apologies there Jimmy. I changed the settings to have the comments appear in a pop-up window instead of a full page. The box should always be found towards the bottom of the page.
> Spring is probably with you and certainly not far away here either.
The buds on my whitebeam are beginning to swell - sign enough!
Best Regards Both, Tim :o)x
PS. Cheers Jimmy for the email reply. I'll hope to respond myself tonight (27th) all being well.
Total Allotment Time: 1 & 1/2 hrs.
5 comments:
Tim has a pet in his compost :o)
But mole or no mole, you have beautiful compost. Ready to use :o)
And the harvest also looks delicious.
Best Regards and big hugs.
Rita :o)
Cheers Jimmy & Rita.
> I can see Max Boyce on stage now holding one...
? Before my time, maybe? :)
> What could possible inspire you to thinking it is a mole?
Yes, the compost was lying on bare soil. Also a 'hill' appeared within a metre of the bin. Clues enough I thought - although your mention of a squirrel has got me thinking..
> that is my excuse and I am sticking with it
Hopefully not for long though as the days here are already fast lengthening!
> I think it will be a good year, and if it is not a good year, I am going to make the most of it anyway
I'm with you there!
To be continued..
> you have beautiful compost. Ready to use
Thanks Rita. I decided to risk spreading it out on the beds early. Although it's really still too cold to do so, I'm hoping that the remaining 'weed' seeds (the cage bird food) will be killed off by it.
> it took me quite a while to work out where this reply box was hidden away
Apologies there Jimmy. I changed the settings to have the comments appear in a pop-up window instead of a full page. The box should always be found towards the bottom of the page.
> Spring is probably with you and certainly not far away here either.
The buds on my whitebeam are beginning to swell - sign enough!
Best Regards Both,
Tim :o)x
PS. Cheers Jimmy for the email reply. I'll hope to respond myself tonight (27th) all being well.
Hi Tim , glad to see you here again :o)
A nice new layout Tim .
The plot looks great like always - spring is comming - jipeeee
Best regards and big hug
Rita :o)
Thanks Rita!
Hugs back,
Tim :o)x
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